Cardiac Imaging, Mechanics, and Modeling Symposium

8:30 AM  Arrival + Continental Breakfast

8:55 AM   Welcome - Daniel Ennis, Stanford University

9:00 AM  Session 1: Image Acquisition, Processing, and Analysis

Moderator - Michael Loecher, Stanford University

20-Fold Accelerated Cardiovascular Phase-Contrast MRI using Channel-Shift CNN. Chi Zhang, Stanford University

Revealing Untapped Tissue Doppler Imaging potential for Right Ventricular Assessment. Frida Hermansson, Stanford University

Towards time-optimal, PNS-aware, cardiac diffusion tensor imaging. Ariel Hannum, Stanford University

10:00 AM Coffee break

10:30 AM  Session 2: Cardiac Kinematics and Mechanics

Moderator - Luigi Perotti, University of Central Florida

A Comparison of DENSE and ML-based Grid Tag Tracking for the Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Assessment of Myocardial Strain. Zhan-Qiu Liu, Stanford University

Computing cardiac strains using a Gaussian Process and a myofiber-based computational model. Augusto Delavald Marques, University of Central Florida

Automatic pipeline to compute cardiac displacements and strains from DENSE MRI data. Mohammad Naqizadeh Jahromi, University of Central Florida

Improving our understanding of residual stresses in the left ventricle through computational modeling. Dennis Ogiermann, The Ruhr University Bochum

11:50 AM Keynote:

“Patient-specific Modeling of Blood Flow in the Coronary Arteries - From the Academy to the Clinic” Charley Taylor, Ph.D. (Member, National Academy of Engineering and Co-founder HeartFlow)

12:35 PM Group Picture

12:40 PM Hosted Lunch

1:40 PM   Cardiac Multiphysics Modeling with SimVascular

2:10 PM  Session 3: Cardiac and Vascular Microstructure

Moderator - Amit Sharir, Stanford University

How accurately can cardiac microstructure be measured in vivo? Tyler Cork, Stanford University

Automatic patient-specific vascular modeling. Numi Sveinsson, The University of California, Berkeley

Synthetic vascular generation and multiscale modeling in large biomanufactured tissue. Zachary Sexton, Stanford University

3:10 PM  Coffee Break 

3:40 PM   Session 4: Cardiovascular Flow and Perfusion

Moderator - Numi Sveinsson, The University of California, Berkeley

Reduced & Extended FOV CMR Techniques. Shen Zhao, Stanford University

Denoising and super-resolution of Flow Data by Physics-Informed Markov Random Fields. Cem Gormezano, The University of California, Berkeley

Adjustable PA band. Yellappa Palagani, Stanford University

Multimodal Optimization of Congenital Aortic Valve Repair. Alexander Kaiser, Stanford University

5:00 PM   Closing Remarks and Happy Hour Reception

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