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My
research interests lie in the intersection of mathematics, mechanics
and biology. I am currently developing models to better comprehend
and estimate biological behavior of the human anatomy, using tools
from differential geometry, geometric mechanics and dynamical systems.
As a general motivation principle, I try to connect deep mathematical
concepts with my extensive preparation in engineering, to clarify
and illuminate the intuition. In particular, in recent years I have
combined the study of shapes spaces and Hamiltonian systems to solve
problems in registration and segmentation of medical images, and
to define a dynamical model for human organ growth.
NEWS:
In Baltimore, MD,
April 17th - May 3rd, 2012
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