A personal journal / Science, making & everyday life

Thinking is
going beyond.

A place for the things I research, the things I build, and the things I don’t want to forget.

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Patient-specific carotid models from the multi-patient studyFIG. 01 / VASCULAR REMODELLING
Selected research / 2025

The mechanics
beneath the surface.

How homeostatic growth and remodelling influence stresses in atherosclerotic carotid arteries.

Journal of the Royal Society InterfaceExplore the research ↗
Comparison of carotid stress analyses with and without residual strainsFIG. 02 / RESIDUAL STRAINS
Selected research / 2024

Where residual
strains matter.

Investigating their impact on the stress analysis of patient-specific atherosclerotic carotid vessels.

Annals of Biomedical EngineeringExplore the research ↗

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CAE · 05 Oct 2025

In-silico medicine and tendon biomechanics

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Medical engineering · 03 Oct 2025

Extending the cohort and improving the G&R

Our new paper is out in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface !

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