Computational Modeling and Finite Element Method in Computational Biomedicine

Dear Colleagues,

Computational modeling is a fast and low-cost tool used to solve problems in real contexts. Computer modeling and numerical simulations using the Finite Element Method have great relevance in our understanding and solving of biomedicine problems as it helps reduce the complexity of real clinical scenarios. Computational modeling makes it possible to give an answer about a real clinical problem that is difficult to prove with experimental techniques. Computational modeling in the context of biomedicine is also important as it helps to reduce animal testing as much as possible.

This Special Issue will focus on the contributions of computational models and simulations solved by the Finite Element Method as applied to biomedical problems. Studies combining computational modeling and experimental validation are also welcome, along with those proposing new mathematical frameworks to solve cutting-edge problems.

Authors are invited to submit high-quality papers and original research with an emphasis on new developments in computational models to study, understand and solve problems applied to all biomedical applications.

Dr. Ana González-Suárez
Guest Editor

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