Title: Lessons Learned from Nearly Two Decades(!) Imaging and Modeling Blood Flow

Speaker: David A. Steinman 
         Biomedical Simulation Lab 
         University of Toronto

Abstract: In 1989 I began PhD work on the simulation of blood flow in 
idealized bypass graft geometries. Since then, my computational studies of  
hemodynamic factors in vascular disease have shifted steadily towards  
a clinical imaging viewpoint.  In this talk I will focus less on the  
methods and results of those studies, and more on how they have shaped  
the way I think about the role of modeling in transitioning  
hemodynamics research from bench to bedside.