Cardiac Imaging, Mechanics, and Modeling (CIM2) Symposium

8:30 AM  Arrival + Continental Breakfast

8:55 AM   Welcome - Daniel Ennis, Stanford University

9:00 AM  Keynote: Shreyas Vasanawala – “The Slow Path to Fast Cardiac MRI”

9:45 AM  Session 1: Cardiovascular Imaging and Image Processing

Moderator: Chenwei Tang
Presentation 1: Ariel Hannum – Characterizing Global and Regional Cardiac Diffusion Tensor Imaging Metrics in Healthy Volunteers
Presentation 2: Mohammad Naqizadeh Jahromi – Cardiac Strains from DENSE MRI
Presentation 3: Priya Nair – MRI-Based Pressure Gradient Mapping in Patients with Aortic Coarctation
Presentation 4: Gabriel Mistelbauer – Advanced Visualization and Clinical Deployment for Vascular Disease Assessment

11:00 AM Coffee break

11:30 AM  Session 2: Cardiac Mechanics and Modeling

Moderator: Luigi Perotti
Presentation 1: Aaron Brown – Choice of Anatomic Model in Personalized Cardiac Mechanics
Presentation 2: Dennis Ogiermann – Analyzing Validation Criteria at Peak Systole as a Function of Microstructure and Material Models
Presentation 3: Chloe Choi – Inference of Boundary Conditions Using Multi-fidelity and Reduced-dimensional Neural Emulators
Presentation 4: Ashish Manohar – High-Fidelity Structural and Functional Image Analysis with Cardiac Computed Tomography

12:45 PM Group Picture

12:45 PM Hosted Lunch

1:45 PM   Cardiovascular MRI Techniques (Carlos Castillo Passi)

2:15 PM  Session 3: Cardiovascular Bioprinting and Repair

Moderator: Zack Sexton
Presentation 1: Zinan Hu – Modeling a Bioprinted Fontan Conduit
Presentation 2: Marisa Bazzi – Growth and Remodeling in Tissue Engineered Vascular Grafts
Presentation 3: Elena Martinez – Patch Planning for Single Ventricle Repair

3:15 PM   Coffee Break 

3:45 PM   Session 4: Valve Imaging and Modeling

Moderator: Nick Dorn
Presentation 1: Lorenzo Ferrari – Tomographic particle image velocimetry to assess local hemodynamics in different sizes of a tissue-engineered valve
Presentation 2: Karoline-Marie Bornemann - The impact of leaflet fluttering on mechanisms of laminar-turbulent transition past bioprosthetic aortic valves
Presentation 3: Han Zhao – Aortic valve simulation using resistive immersed surface method
Presentation 4: Alex Kaiser – Simulation-Guided Design of Leaflet Height in Bicuspidization of the Aortic Valve

5:00 PM   Closing Remarks - Alison Marsden, Stanford University

5:00 PM   Happy Hour Reception

This building features three wings enfolding a courtyard, the conference room is located on the third floor of the South Wing of the Clark Center.

Stairs inside of courtyard lead to third floor, alternatively an elevator is available on ground floor of the East Wing near Greenfish NeXus.

S361 is accessible by going through Cafe Buttery.

Visitor parking is available at the Roth Way Garage (Structure P1). Visitor parking is located on the first floor. "A" permit parking is on all floors. Or Via Ortega Garage (Structure P2) has visitor and "A" and "C" parking.

Time-defined parking permits in P1 or P2 structures can be purchased from machines on the ground floor. These permits are good in any visitor spot in P1 or P2. After 4 PM, parking is free in the "A" and "C" and visitor parking spaces of all parking lots on campus.

For more information on parking, please refer to Stanford Parking & Transportation Services.