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4–6 OCTOBER 2016 CONGRESS CENTER BASEL [CH]

SWISS, AUSTRIANAND GERMAN SOCIETIES fORBIOMEDICAL ENGINEERING

»DREILÄNDERTAGUNG«

BMT 2016PROGRAMME

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» Programme overview • Tuesday, 4 ocTober «

Samarkand Osaka Mexico Nairobi Miami Foyer

09:00–10:30 09:00–10:30 09:00–10:30 09:00–10:30

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14:00–15:30 14:00–15:30 14:00–15:30 14:00–15:30 14:00–15:30

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19:00–20:00

p. 23

14:00–15:30Biosensors and Bioanalytics

p. 38

Image Computing

p. 43

16:30–18:00

Keynote 2

09:00–10:30Modelling and Simulation I

p. 28

11:00–12:30Modelling and Simulation II

p. 33

Singapore

08:30–09:00Keynote 1

p. 11

General Assembly SSBE

EAMBES council meeting

p. 11

FS BrainLinks-BrainTools: Methods and tools for neural engineering

Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Engineering

Postersession I

Postersession II

Welcome reception

Training and Further Education for Engineers and Physicians

FS ICCAS Special Session on Computer-assisted procedures

Modelling and Simulation: Pulmonary Technology

Biomaterials and Biocompatibility I

Functional Electrical Stimulation and Neuroprosteses

Devices and Systems for Surgical Intervention I

13:30–14:00

Neural Signal Processing

Biomaterials and Biocompatibility II

FS Novel aspects in dental implant therapy: surfaces, biomechanics and work flow

Devices and Systems for Surgical Intervention II

Biomedical Instrumentation & Micro and Nano Systems

EAMBES: activities and EU policy on BME

Biomechanics and Orthopeadics

18:00–19:00Conference opening

FS Magnetische Nanopartikel und Magnetoenze-phalographie

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» Programme overview • wednesday, 5 ocTober «

Samarkand Osaka Mexico Nairobi Foyer

08:30–10:00 08:30–10:00 08:30–10:00 08:30–10:00

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11:00–12:30 11:00–12:30 11:00–12:30 11:00–12:30

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15:15–16:45 15:15–16:45 15:15–16:45 15:15–16:45

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17:00–18:30 17:00–18:30 17:00–18:30 17:00–18:30

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Social Event at Osypka AG (see p. 23)

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15:15–16:45Imaging II

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17:00–18:30Modelling and Simulation: Cardio Technology I

11:00–12:30Imaging I

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10:30–11:00Keynote 3

p. 12

14:00–15:00Award session

08:30–10:00FS Image guided interventions

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FS Biosignalverar-beitung in der Chronobiologie

Drug Delivery Technologie

FS Hygiene Optimiertes Design u. Aufbe-reitung von Medi-zinprodukten

Postersession III

FS Interopera-bilität für eine einrichtungsüber-greifende Patien-tenversorgung

FS Innovation-management in Medical Engineering & Scientific Writing

Clinical Engineering and Hospital Technology

Singapore

Cardiac Signal Processing

Cellular-, Tissue- and Bioengineering

FS Technik und Methodik des pelvinen Intra-operativen Neuro-monitorings

Cardio Technology

13:30–14:00Keynote 4

p. 12

General Assembly ÖGBMT

General Assembly DGBMT

FS Biohybrid implants – the golden cut bet-ween engineering & biology?

Bioprinting and Additive Manufacturing

Carciovascular Implants

Biocompatible Coating

FS Ultraschall Junges Forum trifft alte Hasen

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» Programme overview • Thursday, 6 ocTober «

Samarkand Osaka Mexico Nairobi Foyer

09:00–10:30 09:00–10:30 09:00–10:30

p. 69 p. 70 p. 7010:30–11:00Postersession IV

p. 99

12:00–13:30 12:00–13:30 12:00–13:30 12:00–13:30

p. 73 p. 74 p. 75 p. 7613.30–14.30Farewell

Keynote lecture p. 76Other sessions and programme itemsTrack A: Biomaterials and BiocompatibilityTrack B: Biomechanics and OrthopaedicsTrack C: Biomedical Instrumentation & Micro and Nano SystemsTrack F: Biosensors and BioanalyticsTrack G: Biosignal ProcessingTrack H: Cardio TechnologyTrack I: Cellular-, Tissue- and BioengineeringTrack K: Clinical Engineering and Hospital TechnologyTrack L: Devices and Systems for Surgical lnterventionTrack M: Drug Delivery TechnologyTrack N: Functional Electrical Stimulation and NeuroprosthesesTrack O: Imaging, Image Processing and Image Guided InterventionsTrack P: ImplantsTrack Q: Medical Information MangagementTrack S: Medical Technology & SocietyTrack T: Modelling and SimulationTrack U: Neural EngineeringTrack X: Prosthetics and Rehabilitation EngineeringTrack Y: Smart Assistance SystemsTrack Z: Training and Further Education for Engineers and Physicians

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11:30–12:00Closing

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09:00–10:30Biosignal Processing I

p. 68

12:00–13:30Biosignal Processing II

08:30–09:00Keynote 5

p. 13

11:00–11:30Keynote 6

Singapore

Medical Implants/ Implant Development I

AIIC – Develop-ments in clinical engineering in Europe

Modelling and Simulation: Cardio Technology II

Medical Implants/ Implant Development II

Smart Assistance Systems

Optical Imaging DGCH – Medizin-produkte und ihre Evaluation – Um-setzung der MDR

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» Table of conTenTs «

Organisation and imprint ...................................................................................... 6

Welcome notes ..................................................................................................... 8

Keynote speaker.................................................................................................... 11

Conference opening ............................................................................................. 14

Young forum BMT ................................................................................................. 15

Award session ....................................................................................................... 16

Students competition ........................................................................................... 18

General information ............................................................................................. 19

General hints for authors and presenters ............................................................ 21

General hints for poster presenters ..................................................................... 22

Social and cultural programme ............................................................................ 23

Sponsors, exhibitors and cooperation partners ................................................... 24

Plan of exhibition area ......................................................................................... 25

Sitzungen der Fachausschüsse der DGBMT ......................................................... 26

Track title overview ............................................................................................... 27

Scientific programme Tuesday, 4 October ........................................................................ 28 Wednesday, 5 October .................................................................. 48 Thursday, 6 October ...................................................................... 68

Poster sessions Poster session I • Tuesday, 4 October ........................................... 77 Poster session II • Tuesday, 4 October .......................................... 84 Poster session III • Wednesday, 5 October ................................... 91 Poster session IV • Thursday, 6 October ....................................... 99

Index of keynote speakers, chairs and authors .................................................... 102

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» organisaTion and imPrinT «

Venue DateCongress Center Basel 4–6 October 2016Messeplatz 21 • 4058 Basel (CH)

Conference website www.bmt2016.ch

OrganiserSwiss Society for Biomedical Engineering (SSBE) www.ssbe.ch

Austrian Society for Biomedical Engineering (ÖGBMT) www.oegbmt.at

German Society for Biomedical Engineering within VDE e. V. (DGBMT)ww.dgbmt.de

University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW)www.fhnw.ch

Conference chair Programme Co-ChairProf. Dr. Erik Schkommodau Prof. Dr. David HradetzkyUniversity of Applied Sciences and University of Applied SciencesArts Northwestern Switzerland and Arts Northwestern SwitzerlandSchool of Life Sciences School of Life SciencesInstitute for Medical and Analytical Institute for Medical and AnalyticalTechnologies TechnologiesGründenstraße 40 • 4132 Muttenz (CH) Gründenstraße 40 • 4132 Muttenz (CH)

Conference organisationConventus Congressmanagement & Marketing GmbHIsabelle EichelbergerCarl-Pulfrich-Straße 1 • 07745 Jena (DE)Phone +49 3641 31 [email protected] • www.conventus.de

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Scientific programme committeeChristian Baumgartner (AT)Doan Baykut (CH)Stefano Bergamasco (IT)Kurt Becker (DE)Christian Bosshard (CH)Volker Bucher (DE)Andreas Büchner (DE)Clemens Bulittta (DE)Philippe Cattin (CH)Olivier Chételat (CH)Florian Coigny (CH)Michael de Wild (CH)Wolfgang Deiters (DE)Hartmut Dickhaus (DE)Catherine Disselhorst-Kluge (DE)Olaf Dössel (DE)Thomas Falck (DE)Robert Farkas (DE)Stephen J. Ferguson (CH)Peter Foehr (DE)Diego Ghezzi (CH)Hermann Gilly (AT)Birgit Glasmacher (DE)Jens Haueisen (DE)Dieter Hayn (AT)Simone Hemm-Ode (CH)Simon Herrlich (DE)Roman Heuberger (CH)Ernst Hofer (AT)Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (DE)Ulrich G. Hofmann (DE)David Hradetzky (CH)Jari Hyttinen (FI)Michael Imhoff (DE)Herbert Jennissen (DE)Stefan Jockenhoevel (DE)Pascal Joris (CH)Philipp Jürgens (CH)Jörn Justiz (CH)Eugenijus Kaniusas (AT)Ernst Klar (DE)Petra Knaup-Gregori (DE)Werner Kneist (DE)Cornelia Kober (DE)Volker Koch (CH)Joachim Köser (CH)Marc Kraft (DE)Jens Krauss (CH)Thilo B. Krüger (DE)Wolfgang Lauer (DE)Thomas Lenarz (DE)Steffen Leonhardt (DE)

Winfried Mayr (AT)Knut Möller (DE)Sven Meister (DE)Andreas Melzer (DE)Robert Modre-Osprian (AT)Ute Morgenstern (DE)Francesco Moscato (AT) Jens Mühlsteff (NL)Rainer Müller (DE)Thomas Neumuth (DE)Heinrich Martin Overhoff (DE)Joris Pascal (CH)Thomas Penzel (DE)Kevin Pfaffner (DE)Uwe Pieles (CH)Dominique Pioletti (CH)Gernot Plank (AT)Frank Pude (CH)Klaus Radermacher (DE)Theresa Rienmüller (AT)Alex Ringenbach (CH)Christian Rotsch (DE)Tillmann Sander-Thömmes (DE)Thomas Schanze (DE)Stephan Scheidegger (CH)Heinrich Schima (AT)Alexander Schlaefer (DE)Marianne Schmid Daners (CH) Klaus-Peter Schmitz (DE)Thomas Schmitz-Rode (DE)Günter Schreier (AT)Jörg Schröttner (AT)Ralf Schumacher (CH)Ashesh Shah (CH)Jess Snedeker (CH)Alfred Stett (DE)Thomas Stieglitz (DE)Rudolf Stollberger (AT)Florian Thieringer (CH)Lutz Trahms (DE)Steffen H. Tretbar (DE)Gerald Urban (DE)Zoran Vidakovic (CH) Andreas Voss (DE)Karin Wårdell (SE)Scott Wearing (AU) Franz Weber (CH)Stefan Weber (CH)Regine Willumeit-Römer (DE)Thomas Wittenberg (DE)Philippe Zysset (CH)

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» welcome • conference chair «

Dear colleagues and friends, On behalf of the Austrian, German and Swiss Societies for Biomedical Engineering, I kindly welcome you to the “Dreiländertagung” in Basel in 2016.

Following the long-lasting tradition of this conference, it will provide the opportunity to obtain a wide-range overview of the current state of art within the field of biomedical engineering in our countries. Almost all universities involved in biomedical engineering will participate and contribute to this event. More than 400 submissions enabled us to form a programme of highest quality with 6 keynote lectures, 49 scientific sessions with almost 270 oral presentations and 190 posters in 4 poster sessions, which will provide the base for fruitful discussions and intense knowledge exchange among all participants.

At this time, we will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the German society, and therefore additional events dedicated to the history will take place during the conference.

The conference location Basel – a vivid city at river Rhine, surrounded by the Jura Mountains, Vosges Mountains and Black Forest – is worth a visit. Located at the border triangle of France, Germany and Switzerland, it is easily accessible by train, plane and car. Basel also used to be the home of many famous persons dedicating their live to sciences and faith. Erasmus von Rotterdam, Johannes Calvin, Paracelsus, Jacob Bernoulli and Leonhard Euler lived in Basel. Join us and follow their footsteps.

With kind regards,

Erik SchkommodauConference chair

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» welcome • PresidenT ÖgbmT «

Dear colleagues and friends,

The three-country meeting of the Swiss, the German and the Austrian Societies for Biomedical Engineering is a triennial event with a long tradition in providing a comprehensive forum for scientific exchange integrating engineering, medicine, economy and education in the field. It also follows the tradition to invite us to special places with beautiful landscape, cultural heritage and academic and economical importance. This is more than literally fulfilled by our hosts of the 2016 edition in Basel, the oldest university city in Switzerland, embedded in the wonderful environment of the tri-border region with France and Germany, situated on the Rhine, close to the Swiss Alps, and economic center with world leading healthcare companies.Biomedical Engineering has substantial socioeconomic influence. It creates valuable products for improvements in healthcare and unloading of healthcare costs, it can boost economy even in unstable business environment and it develops and maintains high quality employ-ment. A paramount role of expert societies is promotion of political awareness and to advocate for optimal border conditions. This can be well undertaken or at least tackled in meetings of adequate size and profound representation of expertise and opinion leadership. Those give opportunity for critical discussion of accomplishments, but also help for qualified consensus-building on positive and negative developments and influential communication to the public. In this respect, as a most actual example, I want to draw attention to the forth-coming implementation of the new European medical device regulation that we observe with growing concerns. The intended gain in medical product safety appears questionable, the realization may rather impede innovation, delay developments, keep useful products off the market, cause considerable additional costs and endanger start-ups and SMUs in their existence. Please take the opportunity of this representative and competent assembly for solution-oriented discussions on coping with this critical situation that requires our attention.I want to end with thanking Professor Erik Schkommodau and his team for their dedication to provide this outstanding basis for a fruitful and creative gathering of our Biomedical Engineering community. Their efforts will be rewarded by an extraordinary success and the event will undoubtedly be remembered as a strong and sustainable impulse for prosperity of our field.

Winfried MayrPresident of the Austrian Society for Biomedical Engineering (ÖGBMT)

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» welcome • PresidenT dgbmT «

Dear members of DGBMT, dear attendees of the BMT 2016,

As president of the German Society of Biomedical Engineering I send you a warm welcome to this year’s conference BMT 2016 in Basel. The three country conference focusses on all aspects of biomedical engineering represented by leading experts in the field and international guests. For the first time the conference language will be English in order to address the international collaboration as well as the international research groups working in this field of technology.Biomedical engineering has become a major backbone of modern medicine throughout all areas of patient care in diagnostic and therapy but also in rehabilitation. A special focus on medical implants also reflects the true interdisciplinary character of research and development from basic and applied sciences into translation and clinical applica-tion. Current challenges as related to regulatory affairs are addressed and highlight the complex environment in which R&D has taken place today.This year’s conference is also the 50th Conference of the German Society of Biomedical Engineering. Given this long lasting tradition it also shows the strong position this field has in Germany both in academia and industry. This cooperation is essential at core for the progress in the field which we want to promote with this year’s conference.We are thankful to our host Prof. Schkommodau and his team for taken the effort to organize this truly international event.

Prof. Dr. med. Thomas LenarzPresident of the German Society for Biomedical Engineering within VDE e. V. (DGBMT)

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» KeynoTe sPeaKer • Tuesday, 4 ocTober «

08:30–09:00 Keynote 1 CognitiveComputing/Watson Haig Alexander Peter (Rüschlikon/CH)

Haig A. Peter is a Cognitive Computing Ambassador at IBM Research - Zurich having joined the IBM Corporation in 2000. As an ambassador at IBM, Haig meets with hundreds of clients annually to help them understand how cognitive computing systems can learn and interact naturally with people to extend what either humans or machine could do on their own, particularly when it comes to making better decisions by penetrating the complexity of Big Data. Haig has been an invited keynote speaker at many conferences around Europe on the topic cognitive computing and Watson in Healthcare -Oncology and the Global Technology Outlook which identifies significant technology trends and identifies highimpact disruptive technologies leading to game-changing products and services over a 3-5-year horizon. Haig focuses on the following industries: Healthcare, Pharmaceutical, Life Sciences, Retail, Consumer Products, and Travel & Transportation.

13:30–14:00 Keynote 2 ERC-GrantIntegrationvon„BCI“und „SensoryFeedback“fürdieSteuerungvonProthesen undNeuroprothesen Gernot R. Müller-Putz (Graz/AT)

Univ.-Prof. Dipl.-Ing. Dr. techn. Gernot Müller-Putz is head of the Institute of Neural Engi-neering and its associated Laboratory of Brain-Computer Interfaces. He received his MSc in electrical and biomedical engineering in 2000, his PhD in electrical engineering in 2004 and his habilitation and “venia docendi” in medical informatics from Graz University of Technoloy in 2008. Since 2014 he is full professor for semantic data analysis. He has gained extensive experience in the field of biosignal analysis, brain-computer interface research, EEG-based neuroprosthesis control, communication with BCI in patients with disorders of consciousness, hybrid BCI systems, the human somatosensory system, and BCIs in assistive technology over the past 16 years. He has also managed several national projects (State of Styria) and international projects (Wings for Life, EU Projects) and is currently coordina-tor of the EU Horizon 2020 project Moregrasp. Furthermore, he organized and hosted six international Brain-Computer Interface Conferences over the last 13 years in Graz, cur-rently preparing the 7th Conference in Sept. 2017. He is also steering board member of the International BCI Meeting, which takes place in the US every three years (last time in 2016). He is Review Editor of Frontiers in Neuroscience, special section Neuroprosthetics, Associate Editor of IEEE Transactions in Biomedical Engineering and Associate Editor of the Brain-Computer Interface Journal. In 2014/15 he was Guest editor in chief of a special issue of the Proceedings of the IEEE “The Plurality of Human Brain-Computer Interfacing”. He has authored more than 132 peer reviewed publications and more than 100 contributions to conferences which were cited more than 8000 times (h-index 42). Recently he was awarded with an ERC Consolidator Grant “Feel your Reach” from the European Research Council.

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» KeynoTe sPeaKer • wednesday, 5 ocTober «

10:30–11:00 Keynote 3 SensingandIT–CurrentAdvancesinMRITechnology Klaas P. Prüssmann (Zurich/CH)

Since August 2002 Klaas Prüssmann has been Assistant Professor and since October 2005 Associate Professor for Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technology at the ETH.Born on June 7th of 1969 in Waiblingen, Germany, Klaas Prüssmann studied Physics and Medicine at the University of Bonn. After receiving a diploma in Physics in 1995, he was a doctoral student at the Institute for Biomedical Engineering of the University and ETH Zürich. In the year 2000 he received a PhD in Physics and took a position as a project leader. For his work on parallel magnetic resonance imaging he received the Günther-Laukien-Prize and the Philips Innovation Award in 2001.

13:30–14:00 Keynote 4 LEDphototherapy–What’snew? Matthias Born (Aachen/DE)

Professor Born has been working with Philips since 1992 (current rank Director Clinical & Scientific Affairs and Principal Scientist) and is Professor for Physics at the Heinrich-Heine-University of Düsseldorf. In 2000 he made his habilitation in Experimental Physics and received the Venia Legendi. He is specialized in Plasma Physics, Laser Physics & Optics and Medical Technology. He coordinated various activities for the Philips businesses in Healthcare, Consumer Lifestyle and Lighting including Philips Research. Actually, he is heading the Clinical & Scientific Affairs of Philips Light & Health within the business group Emerging Businesses and Philips Research.

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» KeynoTe sPeaKer • Thursday, 6 ocTober «

08:30–09:00 Keynote 5 Imageguidedtherapyofthemusculoskeletalapparatus Lutz-P. Nolte (Bern/CH)

Lutz-P. Nolte is professor for Surgical Technology and Biomechanics at the University of Bern, Switzerland. He received the M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in Civil Engineering from the Ruhr-University Bochum in Germany. After several years of research in the USA, he joined the M.E. Müller Institute -ISTB at the University of Bern, which he leads as a director since 2003. In 2007 Lutz Nolte was co-founder of the Artificial Organ Center for Biomedical Engineering Research (ARTORG) and its first director. From 2001–2013 he served as codirector of the National Center of Competence in Research „Computer Aided and Image Guided Medical Interventions“ based at the ETHZ. His research fo-cuses on image-guided therapies and spinal disorders. Lutz Nolte is a member of the Swiss Academy of Technical Sciences (SATW) and held various positions in the federal innovation promotion agency CTI for over 15 years, currently heading the domain of CTI Start-up and Entrepreneurship.

11:00–11:30 Keynote 6 Multiscalemultiphysicsmodelsoftotalcardiacfunction: frombasicssciencetowardsclinicalapplication Gernot Plank (Graz/AT)

Gernot Plank received the M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in electrical engineering from the Institute of Biomedical Engineering, Technical University of Graz, Graz, Austria, in 1996 and 2000, respectively. Afterwards he was a Postdoctoral Fellow with the Technical Uni-versity of Valencia, Valencia, Spain (2000–2002), the University of Calgary, AB, Canada (2003), and a Marie Curie Fellow with Johns Hopkins University (2006–2008). In 2008 he was selected for an Academic Fellow position at the Oxford e-Research Centre, University of Oxford, Oxford, UK (2008–2014). Since 2010 he is an Associate Professor with the Institute of Biophysics, Medical University of Graz, Graz, Austria, where he is heading the Computational Cardiology Laboratory. His research interests comprise computational modeling of cardiac electrophysiology, mechanics and hemodynamics in terms of both methodological as well as applied aspects. Besides numerical work on parallel accelerated iterative solvers as well as anatomical meshing technologies, his applied research focuses on understanding mechanisms underlying formation and maintenance of cardiac arryhthmias and their treatment with electrical defibrillation therapy, heart failure mechanisms and cardiac resynchronization therapy and, more recently, cardiac and vascular hemodynamics.

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» conferene oPening • Tuesday, 4 ocTober «

18:00–19:00 Conference openingRoom Singapore Welcome notes Prof. Dr. Erik Schkommodau Conference chair

Prof. Dr. Winfried Mayr President of the Austrian Society for Biomedical Engineering

Prof. Prof. h. c. Dr. med. Thomas Lenarz President of the German Society for Biomedical Engineering

Opening lecture on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the German Society for Biomedical Engineering (DGBMT)

Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Klaus-Peter Schmitz University of Rostock Institute for Biomedical Engineering (IBMT) Institute for Implant Technology and Biomaterials e.V. (IIB e. V.)

“Technikhilftheilen” “TechnologyhelpsHealing”

Prof. Schmitz has studied Applied Mechanics at the University of Rostock from 1964 to 1969. He conducted his postgraduate work in the field of Structural Mechanics and received his PhD in 1972. From 1972 to 1984 he worked as a development engineer in the shipbuilding industry at the Institute for Naval Architecture in Rostock. Concurrently, he completed his habilitation thesis on the theory of oscillations in 1980. After that, he was appointed as Head of the research department “Biomechanics and Medical Materials” at the Clinic for Internal Medicine at the University of Rostock. Since 1992 he is Professor for Biomedical Engineering, and in 1995 he was appointed as Director of the Institute for Biomedical Engineering at the University of Rostock. His research focusses on implants and biomaterials with a special emphasis on cardiovascular implants. Prof. Schmitz is a full member of the Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences and Humanities, Class of Technological Sciences. Moreover, he is a founder member of acatech, the National Academy of Science and Engineering in Germany. From 1996 to 2004 he was active as an alternative consultant to the German Research Society, DFG, in the field of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering. He is Chairman of the Board of the coordinated research project “RESPONSE – Partnership for Innovation in Implant Technology” within the BMBF program “zwanzig20 – Partnership for Innovation”. Moreover he is Chairman of the Board of the Competence Center for Medical Engineering Mecklenburg-Vorpommern. His medline record features 159 publications. He is co-inventor of more than 50 patents.Prof. Schmitz was awarded the “VDE Ehrenring” of the VDE, the Association for Electrical, Electronic and Information Technologies in Germany, in 2008.

19:00–21:00 Welcome receptionRoom Foyer

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» young forum bmT «

Während der BMT-Dreiländertagung in Basel findet am 05.10.2016 in der Zeit von 17:00–18:30 Uhr die Session „Junges Forum trifft alte Hasen“ gemeinsam mit dem DGBMT-Fachausschuss „Aus- und Weiter-bildung – Biomedizinische Technik im Studium“ statt. Ziel der Veranstaltung ist der Austausch von Studierenden und Berufseinsteigern mit erfahrenen Persönlichkeiten im Bereich der Biomedizintechnik.

17:00–18:30 JungesForumtrifftalteHasen

Gast Prof. Dr. med. Dr. med. dent. Dr. h.c. Hans-Florian Zeilhofer (Chefarzt Mund-, Kiefer- und Gesichtschirurgie, Universitätsspital Basel)

Thema Von der Vision zum Medizinprodukt – der steinige Weg zur Innovation

Moderation Dr.-Ing. Karsten Seidl

17:00 Impulsvortrag

17:30 Podiumsdiskussion

Typ Session des DGBMT-Fachausschusses Aus- und Weiterbildung – Biomedizinische Technik im Studium

Raum Nairobi

Prof. Dr. med. Dr. med. dent. Dr. h.c. Hans-Florian Zeilhofer ist Chefarzt der Mund-, Kiefer- und Gesichtschirurgie am Universitätsspital Basel. Seine Forschungsgebiete umfassen unter anderem computerassistierte Chirurgie (CAS), intraoperative Navi-gationssysteme, medizinisches Rapid-Manufacturing sowie Laser-Therapie und -Chirurgie. In diesen Bereichen ist Prof. Zeilhofer in verschiedene sehr erfolgreiche Start-up-Unternehmen involviert. In der Session geben Prof. Zeilhofer zusammen mit einem CEO eines jungen Start-ups Einblick in die Chancen und Hürden einer Unternehmensgründung im Bereich der Biomedizintechnik; angefangen von der medizinischen Vision bis zur disruptiven Innovation.

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» award session • wednesday, 5 ocTober «

DGBMTawardsPrize for Patient Safety in Medical Technology 2016This year again, the Deutsche Gesellschaft Biomedizinische Technik (DGBMT) also awards the Prize for Patient Safety in Medical Technology together with the Aktionsbündnis Patientensicherheit (APS). The prize is endowed with 6,500 EUR and founded by Dr. med. Hans Heindl.

The winners of the prize in 2016 are:

Christiane Haupt A model-based product evaluation protocol for comparison of safety-engineered protection mechanisms of winged blood collection needles

Dipl.-Ing. Christoph Hoog Antink Reducing False Alarms in the ICU by Quantifying Self-Similarity of Multimodal Biosignals

The prizes will be awarded by Prof. Dr. Olaf Dössel.

Klee-Prize 2016Once again this year, the Deutsche Gesellschaft Biomedizinische Technik (DGBMT) also awards the DGBMT prize of the Klee family foundation endowed with 5.000 EUR for the promotion of young scientists.

The winner of the DGBMT prize of the Klee family foundation in 2016 is:

Dr.-Ing. Jan-Philipp Kobler Ein knochenfixiertes, mechatronisches Assistenzsystem für die minimalinvasive Cochleaimplantat-Chirurgie

The prize will be awarded by Prof. Dr. Olaf Dössel, chairman of the DGBMT prize committee.

The prize-giving ceremony and the laudatory speech for the winners will take place on the occasion of the Award Session in room Singapore on Wednesday, 5 October, 14:00–15:00 hrs.

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» award session • wednesday, 5 ocTober «

ÖGBMTAwardStefan-Schuy-PreisEvery year, the Austrian Society of Biomedical Engineering (ÖGBMT) awards the ”Stefan-Schuy-Preis” endowed with 1.500 EUR to promote excellent scientific work in the field of biomedical engineering.

The winner of the Stefan Schuy Prize in 2016 is:

Dr. Christoph AugustinAnatomically accurate high resolution modeling of human whole heart electromechanics: A strongly scable algebraic multigrid solver method for nonlinear deformation The prize will be awarded by Univ.-Prof. DI DDr. Winfried Mayr, chairman of the prize committee.

SSBEAwardResearch AwardThe Swiss Society of Biomedical Engineering (SSBE) awards yearly its Research Award for a doctoral thesis or an equivalent body of research. The award consists of a certificate and a cash prize of 5,000 CHF.

The winner of the SSBE Research Award in 2016 is:

Andreas Schmocker Surgical probe and implant development for nucleus pulposus replacements

The prize will be awarded by Prof. sc. tech. Jess Gerrit Snedeker, chairman of the prize committee.

The prize-giving ceremony and the laudatory speech for the winners will take place on the occasion of the Award Session in room Singapore on Wednesday, 5 October, 14:00–15:00 hrs.

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» sTudenTs comPeTiTion «

Students competition 2016 (DGBMT, ÖGBMT and SSBE)From 13 finalists the best 5 presentations are assessed by the jurors during the running sessions of the BMT conference and the winners determined and awarded certificates and prizes.

The members of the jurors are:

• Prof. Stephen Fergusson (ETH Zurich)• Prof. Dominique Pioletti (EPF Lausanne)• Prof. David Hradetzky (University of Applied Science, Muttenz)• Dr. Andre Bucher (Robert Mathys Foundation)

The assessment at the conference is based on the following criteria:• Scientific content of the paper • Scientific content of the presentation • Quality of the presentation • Timing in the presentation • Demonstration of competence in the discussion• Dealing with audience

1st prize 1,000 EUR2nd prize 500 EUR 3rd prize 300 EUR 4th prize 100 EUR5th prize 100 EUR

The announcement of the winners and the award of certificates takes place during the closing session of the conference on 6 October 2016 from 11:30 hrs in room Singapore.

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RegistrationRegistration for the conference is required.Please register online at www.bmt2016.ch.

The registration fees include• Admission to all scientific sessions and access to the industrial exhibition• Opening ceremony• Welcome reception• Conference materials (conference bag, final programme, abstract publication, name badge, etc.)• Refreshments as indicated in the programme

General terms and conditionsPlease find our general terms and conditions at www.bmt2016.ch.

Online programme plannerWith the help of the planner of the scientific programme you can structure your personal conference programme. Benefit from the intuitive handling and get an overview of the daily programme and each session. Desktop PCs, tablets or cell phones, the display will automatically adapt to your (mobile) device to ensure user-friendly presentation. Access sessions and lectures wherever you are: office, on the way or at the congress itself.Like to know if a person is involved in additional sessions? Just check, by clicking on this person or using the search function. A particular overview will summarise all commit-ments of each and everyone involved in the scientific programme.Please find the online programme planner at http://www.bmt2016.ch/programme/scientific-programme/.

Publication of abstractsAccepted abstracts will be published online as a supplement (with DOI) to the journal ‘Biomedical Engineering’ by de Gruyter in the regular volume. Published abstracts will be available online on the de Gruyter’s homepage (free access).Accepted conference paper will be published online in the open access journal ‘Current Directions in Biomedical Engineering’ by de Gruyter. Accepted conference papers will be prepared for listing by PubMed Central and will be available online (with DOI each) on the de Gruyter’s homepage (free access).

BMTE: http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/bmte CDBME: http://www.degruyter.com/view/j/cdbme

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Certificate of attendanceCertificates of attendance will first be made available on the last day of the conference at the check-in desk.

Name badgePlease wear your name badge during all conference events, including the networking activities. Admission to scientific sessions and to the industrial exhibition is restricted to participants wearing their badge. Participants will receive their name badge when collecting their conference documents at the check-in desk.

CloakroomThe coat and luggage room at the conference is with costs and secure.

Opening hours 04. October 05. October 06. OctoberCheck-In 07:00–19:00 07:30–18:30 07:30–13:30Speakers presentation 07:00–18:00 07:30–17:00 07:30–13:30upload areaPoster Exhibition 09:30–18:30 08:30–18:30 08:30–11:00Industrial Exhibition 09:30–20:30 09:30–17:30 10:00–11:00

Internet corner and WIFI accessComputers with internet connection are available for conference participants in the speakers’ presentation upload area (foyer 2nd floor).WIFI is available for free throughout the whole conference area. Please ask at the check-in desk for the login data.

Conference languageThe official conference language is English.Several programme sessions will be held in German. They are highlighted in the programme with a German flag.

CateringCatering will be served during the official coffee and lunch breaks in the foyer. All food provided is covered by the registration fee.

Service for impaired peopleAll rooms are accessible by wheelchair.

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» general hinTs for auThors and PresenTers «

Speakers’ presentation upload areaPresentations should be submitted in due time in the dedicated speakers’ presentation upload area (foyer 2nd floor).

Presentation formatPlease bring your presentation on a USB mass storage, CD-ROM or DVD and include all video files. The presentation should be prepared as PDF or MS Office PowerPoint (up to 2016 version, Windows10) in format 4:3. A presentation notebook will be provided. To guarantee a smooth running of the programme, please upload your presentation in due time – at least 2 hours before your presentation is due to start.

For Mac usersTo make sure your presentation is displayed correctly, please• bring your presentation as pdf-file with fonts embedded or• restrict yourself to Arial/Times New Roman (not Times)/Courier New (not Courier)/ Symbol/Wingdings when creating your ppt- or pptx-file.

Technical equipmentAll technical equipment (presentation computer, video projector, sound system, laser pointer) will be available on-site. The use of personal notebooks is possible upon agree-ment. However, it may interrupt the flow of the programme in the lecture hall. Please provide an adapter for VGA if necessary. Should you wish to use non-digital equipment, please contact us at [email protected].

Time allocationPlease prepare your presentation for the allotted amount of time. Chairs and modera-tors may interrupt should you overrun your time limit.

Online programme plannerMake use of our online programme planner to find the time of your presentation as well as the session and its detailed programme.

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Poster sessionPoster authors are requested to be present at their posters during the official poster sessions. Posters will be presented in 4 poster sessions. For further information regarding assignment of a poster to a session, please refer to pages 77, 84, 91 and 99.

Poster session I Tuesday, 4 October 12:30–13:30Poster session II Tuesday, 4 October 15:30–16:30Poster session III Wednesday, 5 October 12:30–13:30Poster session IV Thursday, 6 October 10:30–11:00

Poster mountingAll posters have to be mounted until 12:00 hrs on Tuesday, 4 October. Posters have to be removed until 12:00 hrs on Thursday, 6 October at the latest.Any posters left on the boards at the close of the poster session will be considered as waste.

Poster preparationPlease prepare and print your poster in advance to the conference.Your poster must be prepared in English and should have a size of DIN A0 (84,1 cm x 118,9 cm) preferably in a portrait format (not landscape format). Pins will be provided on your poster board. The size of the poster boards is 110 cm (width) x 150 cm (height). Please do not use any other type of pins than those provided. All poster boards will be labelled with a poster number. You can find your poster number in the programme book (see pages 77 ff.).

Online programme plannerMake use of our online programme planner to find the time of your poster presentation as well as the poster session and its detailed programme.

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» social and culTural Programme «

WelcomeReception•Tuesday,4OctoberWe would like to invite you to join the welcome reception and to have a nice evening with your conference colleagues and exhibitors in a relaxed atmosphere; refreshing beverages and finger-food will be served.

Time 19:00–20:30Location Foyer, Congress Center Basel Messeplatz 21 4058 Basel (CH)Fee inclusive

SocialEvent•Wednesday,5October We are glad to invite you to the social event of the “Dreiländer-tagung” at the OSYPKA AG premises in Rheinfelden. It is the special honor of Prof. Dr-Ing. Dr.-Ing. Eh. Peter Osypka, founder of OSYPKA AG and founding member of the DGBMT Society, to host you at our headquarter facility.OSYPKA AG – a name that stands for innovative medical devices and implants created with the highest level of precision. The 1977 founded family owned company with around 200 employees is a pioneer in catheter technology (first cardiac RF-ablation) as well as implantable and temporary cardiac pacing leads. OSYPKA AG not only produces OSYPKA-brand products but also offers development and produc-tion of any kind of stimulation leads, balloon catheters, cardiac catheters, processes for encapsulation of AIMDs, and sterilization service for other medical devices companies. More than 90% of the manufacturing processes are performed in-house, which is rather unique in this industry.All interested persons are invited to a tour through the production facilities.Enjoy a memorable evening in a stimulating atmosphere accompanied by great music. A cozy relax-area invites you and your colleagues and friends to get into a lively exchange.

Time 20:00–01:00Location Osypka AG Earl-H.-Wood-Straße 1 79618 Rheinfelden-Herten (DE)Fee 75 EUR

Bus shuttles leave from Congress Center Basel to Rheinfelden at 19:00 hrs and 19:30 hrs. From 22:00 hrs a bus shuttle leaves every hour back to the Congress Center Basel. Last departure at 01:00 hrs.

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» sPonsors, exhibiTors and cooPeraTion ParTners «

SponsorsKanton Basel-Stadt

Exhibitors Booth nr.Atlas Copco Tools Central Europe GmbH (Essen/DE) 2

BIOPAC Systems, Inc. (Goleta, CA/US) 4

Cluster Life Sciences Tirol/MTC Medizintechnik-Cluster (Innsbruck/AT) 9

COMSOL Multiphysics GmbH (Zurich/CH) 5

De Gruyter GmbH (Berlin/DE) 7

g.tec medical engineering GmbH (Schiedlberg/AT) 6

LifeMaps – Making gene mapping usable (Greifswald/DE) 3

Technische Universität München, Lehrstuhl für Medizintechnik 10(Garching/DE)

Universitätsmedizin Rostock, Institut für Biomedizinische Technik 1 (Rostock/DE)

VDE Verband der Elektrotechnik Elektronik Informationstechnik e. V. 8(Frankfurt a. M./DE)

Cooperation partnersCluster Life Sciences Tirol (Tirol/AT)

Medical Cluster (Bern/CH)

MTC Medizintechnik-Cluster (Linz/AT)

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WecordiallyinviteyoutothemeetingsoftheDGBMTFachausschüsse(expertcom-mittees).Themeetingsarepubliclyforeveryinterestedparticipantoftheconference.

Tuesday,4October12:30–13:30 Medizintechnik in der MRT Nairobi

12:30–13:30 Mobile Diagnostik und Therapiesysteme Osaka

12:30–13:30 Neuroprothetik und Intelligente Implantate Mexico

12:30–13:30 Rehabilitationstechnik Samarkand

15:30–16:30 Informationsmanagement in der Medizin Mexico

15:30–16:30 Ultraschall in der Medizin Samarkand

Wednesday,5October12:30–13:30 Bildgestützte navigierte Intervention Miami

12:30–13:30 Biomaterialien und Medizinische Implantate Singapore

12:30–13:30 Implantierbare Assistenzsysteme Osaka

12:30–13:30 Magnetische Methoden in der Medizin Samarkand

12:30–13:30 Methodik der Patientenüberwachung Mexico

12:30–13:30 Mikro- und Nanosysteme Nairobi

15:30–16:30 Biosignale – Informationsverarbeitung Miami in Medizin und Biowissenschaften

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A Biomaterials and BiocompatibilityB Biomechanics and OrthopaedicsC Biomedical Instrumentation & Micro and Nano SystemsE Bioprinting and Additive ManufacturingF Biosensors and BioanalyticsG Biosignal ProcessingH Cardio TechnologyI Cellular-, Tissue- and BioengineeringJ Clinical and Ambulatory MonitoringK Clinical Engineering and Hospital TechnologyL Devices and Systems for Surgical lnterventionM Drug Delivery TechnologyN Functional Electrical Stimulation and NeuroprosthesesO Imaging, Image Processing and Image Guided InterventionsP ImplantsQ Medical Information MangagementR Medical Device ManagementS Medical Technology and SocietyT Modelling and SimulationU Neural EngineeringV Patient MonitoringW Personalized HealthX Prosthetics and Rehabilitation EngineeringY Smart Assistance SystemsZ Training and Further Education for Engineers and Physicians

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08:30–09:00 Keynote 1Room Singapore

Cognitive computing/Watson Haig Alexander Peter (Rüschlikon/CH)

09:00–10:30 Track T: Modelling and Simulation IRoom SingaporeChairs Zoran Vidakovic (Zurich/CH), Andreas Voss (Jena/DE) 09:00 Dynamic Model of an upper limb exoskeleton with user interactionT-OP-19 Markus Hessinger, Niko Faul, Peter P. Pott Roland Werthschützky (Darmstadt/DE) 09:15 Development of parietal bone surrogates for parietal graft lift T-OP-20 training Marianne Hollensteiner (Linz, Salzburg/AT), David Fürst Benjamin Esterer, Stefan Hunger, Michael Malek (Linz/AT) Peter Augat, Falk Schrödl (Salzburg/AT) Daniel Stephan (Bürmoos/AT), Andreas Schrempf (Linz/AT) 09:30 Numerical simulation of mechanically stimulated bone remodellingT-OP-21 Josephine Mauck, Jan Wieding, Daniel Kluess Rainer Bader (Rostock/DE) 09:45 Conversion of engineering stresses to Cauchy stresses in tensile andT-OP-22 compression tests of thermoplastic polymers Kerstin Schümann, Udo Röhr, Klaus-Peter Schmitz Niels Grabow (Rostock/DE) 10:00 Numerical examinations of simplified spondylodesis models T-OP-23 concerning energy absorption in magnetic resonance imaging Nicole Hadert (Gelsenkirchen/DE), Qi Liu (Dundee/GB) Waldemar Zylka (Gelsenkirchen/DE) 10:15 Principle study on the signal connection at transabdominal fetalT-OP-18 pulse oximetry Marcel Böttrich, Daniel Laqua, Peter Husar (Ilmenau/DE)


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09:00–10:30 Track T: Modelling and Simulation – Pulmonary TechnologyRoom SamarkandChairs Steffen Leonhardt (Aachen/DE) Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) 09:00 Computational model of a fractal lung to simulate and visualize T-OP-12 gas transport for diagnostic purposes and patient education Carl-Friedrich Benner, Sylvia Nyilas, Pinelopi Anagnostopoulou David Hasler, Philipp Latzin, Dominik Obrist (Bern/CH)

09:15 Assessment of nasal resistance using computational T-OP-13 fluid dynamics Jan Osman, Friederike Großmann, Kay Brosien, Ulrich Kertzscher Leonid Goubergrits, Thomas Hildebrandt (Berlin/DE)

09:30 Resistance in a non-linear autoregressive model of T-OP-14 pulmonary mechanics Ruby Langdon, Paul Docherty (Christchurch/NZ), Bernhard Laufer Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) 09:45 Cascaded control environment for a CPAP-deviceT-OP-15 Mathias Scheel (Wismar, Schwerin/DE), Olaf Simanski (Wismar/DE) Andreas Berndt (Schwerin/DE) 10:00 Inspiratory and expiratory elastance in a non-linear autoregressive T-OP-16 model of pulmonary mechanics Ruby Langdon, Paul Docherty (Christchurch/NZ) Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) 10:15 Determination of regional lung function in cystic fibrosis using T-OP-17 electrical impedance tomography Sabine Krüger-Ziolek, Benjamin Schullcke, Zhanqi Zhao, Bo Gong Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)


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09:00–10:30 Track A: Biomaterials and Biocompatibility IRoom OsakaChairs Michael de Wild (Muttenz/CH), Franz Weber (Zurich/CH) 09:00 Tailored protein adsorption on biocompatible plasma nanofilmsA-OP-01 Michael Bergmann, Gerald Urban (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 09:15 Alginate-based anisotropic capillary hydrogels as biomaterial A-OP-02 scaffolds for oriented axon regeneration Rainer Müller, Manuel Brunner, Gerhard Luedicke (Regensburg/DE) Armin Blesch (Indianapolis, IN/US), Manuel Günther Thomas Schackel, Norbert Weidner (Heidelberg/DE) 09:30 A standardized investigation of the biocompatibility of spider silkA-OP-03 Jörn W. Kuhbier, Vincent Coger, Judith Müller, Christina Liebsch Kerstin Reimers, Frederik Schlottmann, Vesna Bucan, Khaled Dastagir Peter M. Vogt, Sarah Strauß (Hanover/DE) 09:45 Synthesis and characterization of PIL/pNIPAAm hybrid hydrogelsA-OP-04 Sylvia Pfensig, Daniela Arbeiter, Klaus-Peter Schmitz Niels Grabow, Thomas Eickner, Sabine Illner (Rostock/DE) 10:00 Novel blood protein based scaffolds for cardiovascular A-OP-05 tissue engineering Antonia Kuhn, Marc Müller, Sara Knigge Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) 10:15 Cell adhesion and viability of human endothelial cells on A-OP-06 electrospun polymer scaffolds Claudia Matschegewski, Jörn-Bo Matthies, Niels Grabow Klaus-Peter Schmitz (Rostock/DE)


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09:00–10:30 Track N: Functional Electrical Stimulation and NeuroprosthesesRoom MexicoChairs Simone Hemm-Ode (Muttenz/CH) Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE)

09:00 A flexible standalone system with integrated sensor feedback forN-OP-01 multi-pad electrode functional electrical stimulation Jan Loitz, Aljoscha Reinert, Ann-Krisitin Neumann, Fanny Quandt Dietmar Schroeder, Wolfgang Krautschneider (Hamburg/DE) 09:15 Smart control for functional electrical stimulation with optimalN-OP-02 pulse intensity Aljoscha Reinert, Jan Loitz, Fanny Quandt, Dietmar Schroeder Wolfgang Krautschneider (Hamburg/DE) 09:30 Tactile display on the remaining hand for unilateral hand amputeesN-OP-03 Tao Li (Biel/CH), Huaiqi Huang (Biel, Neuchâtel/CH) Christian Antfolk (Lund/SE), Jörn Justiz, Volker M. Koch (Biel/CH) 09:45 On the way to a self-sufficient closed-loop implant for early N-OP-04 seizure detection Simon Heller, Michael Kroener, Peter Woias, Christian Donos Matthias Dümpelmann, Andreas Schulze-Bonhage, Farrokh Manzouri Daniel Lachner, Joschka Boedecker, Manuel Blum (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 10:00 Effects of sustained electrical stimulation on spasticity assessed N-OP-05 by the pendulum test José Luis Vargas Luna, Halla K. Guðfinnsdóttir, Gígja Magnúsdóttir Vilborg Guðmundsdóttir (Reykjavik/IS), Matthias Krenn Winfried Mayr (Vienna/AT), Guðbjörg K. Ludvigsdóttir Thordur Helgason (Reykjavik/IS) 10:15 Clinical reliability of a subretinal implantN-OP-06 Martin Kokelmann, Sandra Rudorf, Walter G. Wrobel (Reutlingen/DE)


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09:00–10:30 Track L: Devices and Systems for Surgical lntervention IRoom NairobiChair Klaus Radermacher (Aachen/DE), Philippe Cattin (Basel/CH) 09:00 In vivo electrical impedance measurement in mastoid boneL-OP-01 Thomas Wyss Balmer (Bern/CH)

09:15 Implant for bone expansion as new procedure for generation of L-OP-02 vascularised grafts to bridge long bone defects Matthias Militz (Murnau/DE), Carolin Gabler Josephine Mauck (Rostock/DE), Robert Bialas Christoph Miethke (Potsdam/DE), Volker Buehren (Murnau/DE) Wolfram Mittelmeier, Rainer Bader (Rostock/DE) Markus Oehlbauer (Murnau/DE) 09:30 Development of a skull phantom for the assessment of implant L-OP-03 X-ray visibility Thomas Hoffmann, Fabian Klink, Axel Boese, Karin Fischer Oliver Beuing, Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE) 09:45 Ultrasonic-based transcutaneous energy supply and signal L-OP-04 transmission for hermetically encapsulated miniature implants Margit Biehl, Peter Weber, Matthias Molitor, Timo Koch Andreas Schneider (St. Ingbert/DE) 10:00 Accuracy investigation of a new mininavigation system for L-OP-05 dental implants Stephan Böhringer, Philipp Jürgens, Erik Schkommodau Frank Berlinghoff, Simone Hemm-Ode (Basel/CH)

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11:00–12:30 Track T: Modelling and Simulation IIRoom SingaporeChairs Ute Morgenstern (Dresden/DE), N.N. 11:00 Interdisciplinary modeling of nanotherapy targeting theT-OP-24 tumor microenvironment Hermann Frieboes (Louisville, KY/US) 11:15 Influence of Siluron® insertion on model drug distribution inT-OP-25 the simulated vitreous body Sandra Stein, Malte Bogdahn, Werner Weitschies Anne Seidlitz (Greifswald/DE) 11:30 Investigating the constitutive activity of ghrelin receptor T-OP-26 by molecular modelling Andrea Danani, Marco Deriu, Gianvito Grasso Ginevra Licandro (Manno/CH) 11:45 Small myocyte enclaves may facilitate conduction of excitationT-OP-27 through scar tissue: A one-dimensional simulation study Eike Moritz Wülfers, Peter Kohl, Gunnar Seemann (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 12:00 Evaluating different approaches to identify a three parameter T-OP-28 gas exchange model Jörn Kretschmer (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) Paul Docherty (Christchurch/NZ), Axel Riedlinger Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) 12:15 Effects of fibrosis on the extracellular potential based on 3D T-OP-29 reconstructions from histological sections of heart tissue Markus Rottmann, Jannik Zürn, Ufuk Arslan (Karlsruhe/DE) Karin Klingel (Tuebingen/DE), Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)


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11:00–12:30 Track G: Neural Signal ProcessingRoom SamarkandChairs Hartmut Dickhaus (Heidelberg/DE), Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE) 11:15 Modular workflow for simulating patient specific stimulation G-OP-02 efficiency of vestibular implants Michael Handler, Peter Schier, Karl Fritscher (Hall in Tirol/AT) Lejo Johnson Chacko, Rudolf Glueckert, Anneliese Schrott-Fischer Rami Saba (Innsbruck/AT), Rainer Schubert Daniel Baumgarten (Hall in Tirol/AT) Christian Baumgartner (Graz/AT)

11:00 Simulation and evaluation of stimulation scenarios for targeted G-OP-01 vestibular nerve excitation Peter Schier, Michael Handler Daniel Baumgarten (Innsbruck/AT), Christian Baumgartner (Graz/AT) 11:30 Deep brain stimulation: increasing efficiency by G-OP-03 alternative waveforms Soheil Mottaghi, Kevin Joseph, Katerina Argiti, Thomas J. Feuerstein Ulrich G. Hofmann (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 11:45 Extraction of tremor features from Parkinson patients with G-OP-04 DBS treatment Rene Peter Bremm (Belvaux/LU)

12:00 Neural information processes in EEG during general anaesthesia G-OP-05 and coma Denis Jordan, Rüdiger Ilg, Daniel Golkowski, Andreas Ranft Sebastian Berger (Munich/DE), Gudrun Stockmanns (Mülheim/DE) Gerhard Schneider (Wuppertal/DE), Eberhard F. Kochs (Munich/DE) 12:15 Prediction of immediately occurring microsleep events from G-OP-06 brain electric signals Martin Golz, David Sommer (Schmalkalden/DE) Jarek Krajewski (Cologne/DE)


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11:00–12:30 Track A: Biomaterials and Biocompatibility IIRoom OsakaChairs Michael de Wild (Muttenz/CH), Rainer Müller (Regensburg/DE) 11:00 High-strength biomaterials for implantsA-OP-07 Bernhard Mingler, Maciej Krystian, Jelena Horky Manfred Bammer (Vienna/AT) 11:15 Biofilm formation and antibiotic susceptibility of quorum sensing A-OP-08 mutant P. aeruginosa in implant infection mouse model Muhammad Imran Rahim, Manfred Rohde, Jan-Marten Seitz Peter Paul Mueller (Lahore/PK) 11:30 Changes in impedance and cell recording by surface etching of aA-OP-09 carbon nanotube-silicone rubber electrode material Katharina Tegtmeier, Fabian Borrmann, Dominique Manikowski Birgit Andrée, Thomas Lenarz, Theodor Doll (Hanover/DE)

11:45 Effects of heat treatment and welding process on superelastic A-OP-10 behaviour and microstructure of micro electron beam welded NiTi Isabel Balz, Uwe Reisgen, Julia Schoft (Aachen/DE) Christian Otten (Hünstetten-Kesselbach/DE) 12:00 Long-term stable modifications of silicone elastomer forA-OP-11 improved hemocompatibility Cécile Boudot, Sarah Burkhardt, Miriam Haerst (Garching/DE) 12:15 The effect of thermal treatment on the mechanical properties of A-OP-12 PLLA tubular specimens Daniela Arbeiter, Kerstin Schümann, Thomas Eickner, Olga Sahmel Klaus-Peter Schmitz, Niels Grabow (Rostock/DE)


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11:00–12:30 Fokus Session Fachausschuss: Biomaterialien und medizinische Implantate Track P: Novel aspects in dental implant therapy: surfaces, biomechanics and work flowRoom MexicoChair Herbert Jennissen (Essen/DE) 11:00 Digital dentistry meets implant dentistryP-OP-13 Florian Beuer (Berlin/DE) 11:15 Latest developmentts in dental implant system designing andP-OP-14 effects on implant restoration concepts Axel Kirsch (Filderstadt/DE)

11:45 Advanced wettability analysis of implant surfacesP-OP-16 Herbert Jennissen (Essen/DE) 12:00 Protecting ultra- and hyperhydrophilic surfaces in dry state fromP-OP-15 loss of wettability Herbert Jennissen (Essen/DE), Steffen Lüers Markus Laub (Bochum/DE)

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11:00–12:30 Track L: Devices and Systems for Surgical lntervention IIRoom NairobiChairs Philipp Jürgens (Lörrach/DE), N.N. 11:00 Surgical navigation with QR codesL-OP-06 Manuel Katanacho, Wladimir De la Cadena Sebastian Engel (Berlin/DE) 11:15 Development and evaluation of a cooled RF-lesion electrode which L-OP-07 yields increased lesion size and energy delivery Helena Tronnier, Rudi Mattmüller, Thilo B. Krüger Oliver Weihberger (Emmendingen/DE) 11:30 Investigation of the pressure gradient of embolic protection devicesL-OP-08 Anja Kurzhals, Jörn-Bo Matthies (Rostock/DE) Reimer Andresen (Heide/DE), Niels Grabow, Klaus-Peter Schmitz Wolfram Schmidt (Rostock/DE) 11:45 Design of a haptic human-machine-interface for bimanual control L-OP-09 of a surgical robot Carsten Neupert, Sebastian Matich, Christian Hatzfeld, Peter P. Pott Roland Werthschützky (Darmstadt/DE) 12:00 Computer assistance in femoral dero tation osteotomy: L-OP-10 A bottom-up approach Christoph Auer, Sebastian Kallus, Andreas Geisbüsch, Thomas Dreher Hartmut Dickhaus (Heidelberg/DE) 12:15 Fibre optical probe navigation during deep brain stimulation L-OP-11 implantation – safety aspects Karin Wårdell (Linköping/SE) Simone Hemm-Ode (Linköping/SE; Muttenz, Basel/CH) Peter Zsigmond (Linköping/SE)

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ERC-Grant Integration von „BCI“ und „Sensory Feedback“ für die Steuerung von Prothesen und Neuroprothesen Gernot R. Müller-Putz (Graz/AT)

14:00–15:30 Track F: Biosensors and BioanalyticsRoom SingaporeChairs Eugenijus Kaniusas (Vienna/AT), Jens Krauss (Neuchátel/CH) 14:00 A universal platform for nucleic acid based point-of-care diagnosticsF-OP-01 Philipp Holz, Benedikt Hauer, Albrecht Brandenburg, Simon Wadle Steffen Zehnle, Mark Keller (Freiburg i. Br./DE), Ronny Möller Birgit Koger (Hamburg/DE)

14:15 IR-Spectroscopy and multivariate data analysis in point of care testingF-OP-02 Anja Niedermayr (Munich/DE), Jeremy Murray (Edinburgh/GB) Matthias Schreiter, Michael Schmalenberg, Peter B. Luppa Alexander M. Gigler (Munich/DE) 14:30 Biochemical piezoresistive sensors based on pH- and F-OP-03 glucose-sensitive hydrogels for medical applications Ulrike Schmidt, Margarita Guenther, Gerald Gerlach (Dresden/DE) 14:45 Development of implantable electrochemical sensors for in vivo F-OP-04 measurement of Dopamine Tanja Martin, Markus Westerhausen, Boris Hofmann (Tuebingen/DE) 15:00 Electrochemical biosensor system integration on flexible substrates F-OP-05 for wearable health applications Lars Blohm, Agnieszka Kurylo, Jörg Albers, Gundula Piechotta Eric Nebling, Thomas Knieling (Itzehoe/DE)

15:15 Investigating radiofrequency ablation lesions within an in vitro F-OP-06 setup using electrophysiological data Khaled Naib (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE) Stefan Pollnow (Karlsruhe/DE), Taleieh Rajabi, Ralf Ahrens Andreas Guber (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE) Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)


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14:00–15:30 Fokus Session Fachausschuss: Intelligente Implantate und Neuroprothetik Track U: BrainLinks-BrainTools – Methods and tools for neural engineeringRoom SamarkandChair Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 14:00 BrainLinks-BrainTools – Methods and tools for neural engineeringU-OP-01 Thomas Stieglitz, Oliver Paul, Ulrike Wallrabe Patrick Ruther (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 14:15 Controlling Bessel beams for optophysiologyU-OP-02 Ulrike Wallrabe, Angelina Müller, Markus Reisacher Oliver Ambacher, Katarcyna Holc Matthias Wapler (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 14:30 MEMS-based micro-optical tools for optogenetic applicationsU-OP-03 Patrick Ruther, Marie Theresa Alt, Eva-Maria Fiedler Christian Mounir, Linda Rudmann, Michael Schwaerzle, Oliver Paul Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 14:45 Developments for the next generation of brain probesU-OP-04 Thomas Stieglitz, Eva-Maria Fiedler, Danesh Ashouri Vasjari Christian Bentler, Rickard Liljemalm, Fredrick Pothof Abdalrahmen Sayed Herbawi, Falk Barz, Matthias Kuhl, Oliver Paul Patrick Ruther (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 15:00 Achievements and trends of CMOS-assisted neural U-OP-05 recording interfaces Matthias Kuhl (Freiburg i. Br./DE)

15:15 Beyond slow waves – Non-invasive High-Gamma mapping in U-OP-06 an optimized EEG Lab Martin Völker, Lukas D. J. Fiederer, Martin Glasstetter Sofie Berberich, Wolfram Burgard, Andreas Schulze-Bonhage Tonino Ball (Freiburg i. Br./DE)


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14:00–15:30 Track X: Prosthetics and Rehabilitation EngineeringRoom OsakaChairs Catherine Disselhorst-Klug (Aachen/DE), Marc Kraft (Berlin/DE) 14:00 Development of a locomotor therapy device for infantsX-OP-01 Jörg Schröttner, Andreas Tilp, Robert Neubauer (Graz/AT) Sigrid Ranner, Peter Grieshofer (Gratwein-Staßengel/AT) 14:15 The exoprostheses test device gait simulator – next steps for X-OP-02 comprehensive fatigue and functional examination Peter Seufert, Philip Töllner, Simon Gallinger, Julius Thiele Marc Kraft (Berlin/DE) 14:30 An adaptive learning agent to improve myoelectric-controlled X-OP-03 prosthesis – concept and ideas Weerayot Aramphianlert, Christoph Kast, Matthias Krenn Winfried Mayr (Vienna/AT) 14:45 Development of a closed-loop control system for upper limb X-OP-04 prosthesis integrating electromyographic inputs and position feedback Christoph Kast, Weerayot Aramphianlert, Matthias Krenn Christian Hofer, Oskar C. Aszmann, Winfried Mayr (Vienna/AT) 15:00 Control scheme selection in human-machine-interfaces by analysis X-OP-05 of activity signals Wolfgang Doneit, Ralf Mikut (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE) David Liebetanz (Göttingen/DE), Rüdiger Rupp (Heidelberg/DE) Markus Reischl (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE)

15:15 Event-based sampling for reducing communication load in X-OP-06 wireless IMU networks Daniel Laidig (Berlin/DE), Sebastian Trimpe (Tuebingen/DE) Thomas Seel (Berlin/DE)


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14:00–15:30 Track Z: Training and Further Education for Engineers and PhysiciansRoom MexicoChairs Ute Morgenstern (Dresden/DE), Frank Pude (Muttenz/CH) 14:00 Gap of education in medical technology for physicians:Z-OP-01 a challenge for biomedical engineering Ernst Hofer, Robert Arnold, Gernot Reishofer Helmut Ahammer (Graz/AT)

14:15 Technical Medicine – an online study-program for medical Z-OP-02 professionals and biomedical engineers Jonathan Ahles, Carola Schneider Dominik von Elverfeldt (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 14:30 Biomedical engineering in Northern Iraq – DAAD-ProjectsZ-OP-03 BIONIQ-Bios and BIONIQ-MedPhys Thomas Schanze, Jan-Dirk Janßen, Robin Etzel Martin Fiebich (Giessen/DE)

14:45 A passive beating heart setup for interventional cardiology trainingZ-OP-04 Marcus Granegger, Philipp Aigner, Erwin Kitzmüller, Martin Stoiber Francesco Moscato, Ina Michel-Behnke, Heinrich Schima (Vienna/AT) 15:00 Unique set-up for training of CTO intervention and evaluation of Z-OP-05 new catheter technologies with haptic feedback Christian Hatzfeld, Nataliya Stefanova, Thomas Opitz (Darmstadt/DE) Jochen Genzel (Würzburg/DE), Roland Werthschützky Mario Kupnik (Darmstadt/DE), Wolfram Voelker (Würzburg/DE) 15:15 Mathematical and physical models for simulation of biomedical Z-OP-06 engineering processes in comparison to real patient data for research, education, and training Ute Morgenstern, Tobias Meyer, Martin Oelschlägel, Julia Kuß Richard Stodtmeister (Dresden/DE), Tilo Winkler (Boston, MA/US)


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14:00–15:30 Fokus Session Innovation Center Computer Assisted Surgery (ICCAS) Track L: ICCAS Special Session on Computer-assisted proceduresRoom NairobiChairs Andreas Melzer, Thomas Neumuth (Leipzig/DE) 14:00 A service for monitoring the quality of intraoperative cone L-OP-12 beam CT images Frank Heckel (Bremen, Leipzig/DE), Jan Schlamelcher (Oldenburg/DE) Hanna Rotermund (Nuremberg/DE), Max Rockstroh (Leipzig/DE) Stephan Zidowitz (Bremen/DE), Thomas Neumuth (Leipzig/DE)

14:20 Blood flow clustering and applications in virtual stenting of intracranial aneurysms Steffen Oeltze-Jafra (Leipzig/DE) 14:40 Clinical decision support system for TNM classification of laryngeal L-OP-13 cancer using Bayesian networks Mario A. Cypko, Jan Gaebel, Jan Wojdziak Matthaeus Stoehr (Leipzig/DE) 15:00 Automatic depth scanning system for 3D infrared thermographyL-OP-14 Michael Unger (Leipzig/DE), Adrian Franke (Ilmenau/DE) Claire Chalopin (Leipzig/DE)

14:00–15:30 EAMBES council meeting Room Miami

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16:30–18:00 Track O: Image ComputingRoom SingaporeChairs Alex Ringenbach (Muttenz/CH), Rudolf Stollberger (Graz/AT) 16:30 An improved tracking framework for ultrasound probe localization O-OP-01 in image-guided radiosurgery Svenja Ipsen, Ralf Bruder, Philipp Jauer, Floris Ernst (Lübeck/DE) Oliver Blanck (Kiel, Frankfurt a. M., Güstrow/DE) Achim Schweikard (Lübeck/DE)

16:45 Improvement of a subviral particle tracker by the use of a O-OP-02 LAP-Kalman-algorithm Andreas Rausch, Dennis Müller, Thomas Schanze (Giessen/DE) 17:00 Learning discriminative classification models for grading O-OP-03 anal intraepithelial neoplasia Philipp Kainz, Michael Mayrhofer-Reinhartshuber (Graz/AT) Roland Sedivy (Krems-Stein/AT; Bern/CH) Helmut Ahammer (Graz/AT) 17:15 Regularization of EIT reconstruction based on multi-scales O-OP-04 wavelet transforms Bo Gong, Benjamin Schullcke, Sabine Krueger-Ziolek Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) 17:30 Segmentation of nucleus in HEp-2 specimen images using Fuzzy O-OP-05 c-Means clustering approach Suhail Parvaze Pathan, Swaminathan Ramakrishnan (Chennai/IN) 17:45 Segmentation and analysis of brainstem in Alzheimer MR imagesO-OP-06 using region based level set method S. Rao Shashanka, Mitra Kaushik, Swaminathan Ramakrishnan (Chennai/IN)


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16:30–18:00 Track B: Biomechanics and OrthopaedicsRoom SamarkandChairs Florian Thieringer (Basel/CH), Scott Wearing (Kelvin Grove/AU) 16:30 Towards in silico prognosis using big dataB-OP-01 Nicholas Ohs, Fabian Keller, Ole Blank (Zurich/CH) Yuk-Wai Wayne Lee, Chun-Yiu Jack Cheng (Hong Kong/HK) Peter Arbenz, Ralph Müller, Patrik Christen (Zurich/CH) 16:45 In vivo measurement of human tendon properties during activities B-OP-02 of daily living using guided transmission mode ultrasonography Scott Wearing, Christian Langton (Kelvin Grove/AU) Werner Klingler (Ulm/DE), Sue Hooper (Brisbane/AU) Torsten Brauner (Munich/DE) 17:15 Technical concept and evaluation of a novel shoulder simulator B-OP-04 with adaptive muscle force generation and free motion Mark Verjans, Nad Siroros, Klaus Rademacher Jörg Eschweiler (Aachen/DE) 17:30 Effect of indenter diameters during creep indentation on articularB-OP-05 cartilage and model-based parameter identification using the biphasic model Peter Foehr (Munich/DE), Thomas Reuter (Chemnitz/DE) Constantin von Deimling, Lara Kuntz, Andreas Obermeier Rainer Burgkart (Munich/DE) 17:45 Usability evaluation of a locomotor therapy device considering B-OP-06 different strategies Sonja Langthaler, Alexander Lassnig, Christian Baumgartner Jörg Schröttner (Graz/AT)


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16:30–18:00 Fokus Session Fachausschuss: Magnetische Methoden in der Medizin Track O: Magnetische Nanopartikel und MagnetoenzephalographieRoom OsakaChair Tilmann Sander-Thömmes (Berlin/DE) 16:30 Advanced analysis of tracers for magnetic particle imaging:O-OP-31 magnetic and geometric characterization by multidetector field-flow fractionation Norbert Löwa, Frank Wiekhorst (Berlin/DE) 16:45 Interactions of protein corona coated magnetic nanoparticlesO-OP-32 and human cells Andreas Weidner (Ilmenau/DE), Christine Gräfe (Jena/DE) Hilke Remmer (Braunschweig/DE), Moritz von der Lühe Joachim H. Clement (Jena/DE), Frank Ludwig (Braunschweig/DE) Felix H. Schacher (Jena/DE), Silvio Dutz (Ilmenau/DE)

17:00 Impact of different registration methods in MEG source analysisO-OP-33 Marie Theiß (Recklinghausen, Münster/DE) 17:15 Setup of a sleep recording system compatible with O-OP-34 magnetoencephalography Tilmann Sander-Thömmes, Martin Glos Christian Veauthier (Berlin/DE) 17:30 Magnetorelaxometry tomography for quantitative imaging of O-OP-36 the mobility of magnetic nanoparticles Maik Liebl (Berlin, Ilmenau/DE), Uwe Steinhoff (Berlin/DE) Daniel Baumgarten (Ilmenau/DE; Hall in Tyrol/AT) Frank Wiekhorst (Berlin/DE)


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16:30–18:00 Track C: Biomedical Instrumentation & Micro and Nano SystemsRoom MexicoChairs Ernst Hofer (Graz/AT), Gerald Urban (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 16:30 A microfluidic-based toolkit for automated analyses of C. elegansC-OP-01 nematodes as models for mitochondrial and neurodegenerative human diseases Matteo Cornaglia, Laurent Mouchiroud, Gopalan Krishnamani Alexis Marette, Shreya Narasimhan, Virginija Jovaisaite Vincenzo Sorrentino, Thomas Lehnert, Johan Auwerx Martin Gijs (Lausanne/CH) 16:45 Hypoxia-on-a-Chip Generating hypoxic conditions in microfluidic C-OP-02 cell culture systems Mathias Busek, Stefan Grünzner, Tobias Steege, Udo Klotzbach Frank Sonntag (Dresden/DE) 17:00 Monitoring the effectiveness of the vacuum bell during the C-OP-03 treatment of pectus excavatum: technical innovation Sergio Sesia, David Hradetzky, Frank-Martin Haecker (Basel/CH)

17:15 Integration of a semi-automatic in-vitro RFA procedure into an C-OP-04 experimental setup Stefan Pollnow, Lisa-Mareike Busch (Karlsruhe/DE) Eike Moritz Wülfers (Karlsruhe, Freiburg i. Br./DE) Robert Arnold (Graz/AT), Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) 17:30 Development of a pneumo-tactile vibrissae stimulator for freelyC-OP-05 behaving rodents Benedikt Hofmeier (St. Blasien/DE) 17:45 Fabrication of MEMS-based 3D-μECoG-MEAsC-OP-06 Martin Deckert, Michael Lippert, Kentaroh Takagaki Andreas Brose, Frank Ohl, Bertram Schmidt (Magdeburg/DE)


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16:30–18:00 EAMBES – activities and EU policy on BME Room NairobiChairs Jari Hyttinen (Tampere/FI) Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) 16:30 EAMBES overview and its policy activities on BME Jari Hyttinen (Tampere/FI) 16:42 European Economic and Social Committee report on BME Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) 16:54 EAMBES fellows and recognition of excellence on BME Karin Wårdell (Linköping/SE) 17:06 EAMBES position on EU medical devices directive Affairs Michael Imhoff (Bochum/DE)

17:18 Recent EAMBES activities – European Parliament Interest Group on BME Jari Hyttinen (Tampere/FI)

17:30 Round table discussion on BME policy goals and activities in EU and worldwide Jari Hyttinen (Tampere/FI), Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) Karin Wårdell (Linköping/SE), Michael Imhoff (Bochum/DE)

17:00–18:00 CDBME Editorial Board meetingRoom Miami

18:00–19:00 Conference opening (see page 14)Room Singapore

19:00–21:00 Welcome reception (see page 23)Room Foyer

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08:30–10:00 Fokus Session Fachausschuss: Bildgeführte navigierte Interventionen Track O: Image guided interventionsRoom SingaporeChair Heinrich Martin Overhoff (Gelsenkirchen/DE) 08:30 Inside-Out access strategy using new trans-vascular O-OP-25 catheter approach Axel Boese, Dirk Foerstenberg, Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE) 08:48 US/MRI Fusion with new optical tracking and marker approachO-OP-26 for interventional procedures inside the MRI suite Yeshaswini Nagaraj, Bjoern Menze (Garching/DE) Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE) 09:06 Determination of needle axis in in-plane acquired 3-D ultrasoundO-OP-27 image volumes using stick transform Heinrich Martin Overhoff, Sebastian Schmitt Anke Poelstra (Gelsenkirchen/DE) 09:24 Development of patient-specific TAVR to reduce regurgitationO-OP-28 Markus Bongert, Markus Geller (Dortmund/DE) Markus Schlömicher (Bochum/DE), Tim Ricken (Dortmund/DE) Volkmar Nicolas, Justus Strauch (Bochum/DE) 09:42 Selective visualization of mammary ducts of sub-millimeter O-OP-29 diameter in 3-D ultrasound image volumes Heinrich Martin Overhoff (Gelsenkirchen/DE)


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08:30–10:00 Track G: Cardiac Signal ProcessingRoom SamarkandChairs Joris Pascal (Muttenz/CH), Thomas Schanze (Giessen/DE) 08:30 Determining cardiac vagal threshold from short term G-OP-07 heart rate complexity Rami Abou Hamdan, Andy Schumann, Marco Herbsleb (Jena/DE) Marcus Schmidt, Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE) Karl-Jürgen Bär, Holger Gabriel (Jena/DE)

08:45 Classification of cardiac excitation patterns during atrial fibrillationG-OP-08 Christian Reich, Tobias Oesterlein, Markus Rottmann (Karlsruhe/DE) Gunnar Seemann (Karlsruhe, Freiburg i. Br./DE) Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) 09:00 An Algorithm to automatically determine the cycle length G-OP-09 coverage to identify rotational activity during atrial fibrillation: A simulation study Wenzel Kaltenbacher, Markus Rottmann, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) 09:15 Deriving respiration from high resolution 12-channel-ECG G-OP-10 during cycling exercise Andy Schumann (Jena/DE), Marcus Schmidt (Magdeburg/DE) Marco Herbsleb, Charlotte Semm (Jena/DE) Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE), Holger Gabriel Karl-Jürgen Bär (Jena/DE) 09:30 Reducing of gradient induced artifacts on the ECG signal during G-OP-11 MRI examinations using Wilcoxon filter Marcus Schmidt, Johannes Krug, Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE) 09:45 Automatic detection and mapping of double potentials in G-OP-12 intracardiac electrograms Tobias Oesterlein, Alexander Kramlich, Gustavo Lenis, Armin Luik Claus Schmitt, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)


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08:30–10:00 Track E: Bioprinting and Additive ManufacturingRoom OsakaChairs Christian Rotsch (Dresden/DE), Ralf Schumacher (Muttenz/CH) 08:30 Effect of process parameters on hardness of SLM-Mg materialE-OP-01 Jasmine Rüegg (Muttenz/CH), Fabian Wohlfender (Basel/CH) Romy Marek, Michael de Wild, Nicola Vogt (Muttenz/CH) 08:45 Experimental studies on 3D printing of barium titanate ceramics E-OP-02 for medical applications Robert Mau, Mark Schult, Eric Buckow Hermann Seitz (Rostock/DE)

09:00 Patient specific root-analogue dental implants:E-OP-03 additive manufacturing and finite element analysis Johannes Gattinger, Christian Bullemer (Garching/DE) Ola Harrysson (Raleigh, NC/US) 09:15 3D printing – a key technology for tailored biomedical cell E-OP-04 culture lab ware Florian Schmieder, Joachim Ströbel, Mechthild Rösler Stefan Grünzner, Bernd Hohenstein, Udo Klotzbach Frank Sonntag (Dresden/DE) 09:30 3-D printed bioreactors – perspectives and conceptsE-OP-05 Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE), Sarah Burkhardt Matthias Schuh, Stefan Leonhardt (Garching/DE) 09:45 In situ photopolymerized composite hydrogels for implants: E-OP-06 application to a nucleus pulposus replacement Andreas Schmocker, Azadeh Khoushabi (Lausanne/CH) Daniela Frauchiger, Benjamin Gantenbein (Bern/CH) Constantin Schizas, Christophe Moser, Pierre-Etienne Bourban Dominique Pioletti (Lausanne/CH)


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08:30–10:00 Fokus Session Fachausschuss: Implantierbare Assistenzsysteme Track G: Technik und Methodik des pelvinen Intraoperativen NeuromonitoringsRoom MexicoChairs Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE), Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE) 08:30 Modeling the pelvic region for non-invasive pelvic G-OP-16 intraoperative neuromonitoring Tomasz Moszkowski (Kraków/PL; Emmendingen/DE) Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE), Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE) Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE) 08:45 Intra-anal surface electrode design for a pelvic G-OP-17 intraoperative neuromonitoring Roman Ruff, Jan Diesing (St. Ingbert/DE) Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE), Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE) Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE)

09:00 Postprocessing algorithm for automated analysis of pelvic G-OP-18 intraoperative neuromonitoring signals Celine Wegner, Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE) Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE), Daniel W. Glos Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE) 09:15 Best practice – surgeon driven application in pelvic operationsG-OP-19 Thilo B. Krüger, Karin Somerlik-Fuchs, Celine Wegner Rudi Mattmüller (Emmendingen/DE) Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE) 09:30 Extracorporeal stimulation of pelvic autonomic nerves under G-OP-20 non-invasive intra-anal surface EMG of the internal anal sphincter: preliminary results of an experimental study Nicolas Wachter, Daniel W. Kauff, Axel Heimann (Mainz/DE) Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE) Klaus-Peter Hoffmann (St. Ingbert/DE), Hauke Lang Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE)


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09:45 Minimal invasive pelvic intraoperative neuromonitoring:G-OP-21 Novel developments within translational research and collaboration Daniel W. Kauff, Nicolas Wachter, Axel Heimann (Mainz/DE) Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE), Hauke Lang Werner Kneist (Mainz/DE)

08:30–10:00 Fokus Session Fachausschuss: Hygiene und Medizintechnik Track K: Hygiene Optimiertes Design und Aufbereitung von MedizinproduktenRoom NairobiChair Clemens Bulitta (Weiden i. d. Opf./DE) 08:30 Safe reprocessing of medical devices with a view of the entire K-OP-02 process chain – the guideline VDI 5700 Marc Kraft (Berlin/DE) 08:48 Hygenic design and validated reprocessing of angiography K-OP-03 systems and other non-sterile used medical devices Sebastian Buhl, Sabine Hentschel, C Werner, Nicole Eschenbecher Clemens Bulitta (Weiden i. d. Opf./DE) 09:06 Anti-microbial surfaces for health care applications using K-OP-04 transition metallo-acids Peter Guggenbichler (Kössen/AT) 09:24 Cleanroom suitability qualification of a six axis robot system forK-OP-05 sterile pharmaceutical manufacturing – holistic approach Markus Keller, Stefanie Boos, Gabriela Baum, Mathias Brückner Frank Bürger, Udo Gommel (Stuttgart/DE) 09:42 Hygiene Optimiertes Design und Aufbereitung von K-OP-06 Medizinprodukten – Design and Reprocessing of Medical devices: How to optimize under hygienic aspects? Gerhard Kirmse (Tuttlingen/DE)



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10:30–11:00 Keynote 3Room Singapore Sensing and IT – Current Advances in MRI Technology Klaas P. Prüssmann (Zurich/CH)

11:00–12:30 Track O: Imaging IRoom SingaporeChairs Thomas Schmitz-Rohde (Aachen/DE), Stefan Weber (Bern/CH) 11:00 Investigation of regional pulmonary perfusion using O-OP-07 electrical impedance tomography Michael Kircher, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) 11:15 Design of complex RF pulse shapes for asymmetric excitation O-OP-08 patterns via optimal control Christoph Stefan Aigner (Graz/AT), Christian Clason (Essen/DE) Armin Rund, Andreas Petrovic, Rudolf Stollberger (Graz/AT) 11:30 Assessing MRI susceptibility artefacts through an indicator of O-OP-09 image distortion Alfredo Illanes, Johannes Krug, Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE)

11:45 Computer assisted assessment of bone metastases in the O-OP-10 craniofacial skeleton including evaluation of CT-based versus CBCT-based application Cornelia Kober (Hamburg/DE), Philipp Jürgens, Hans-Florian Zeilhofer Britt-Isabelle Berg (Basel/CH) 12:00 Combined magnetic particle and magnetic resonance O-OP-11 imaging of the liver Jan Dieckhoff, Michael G. Kaul, Tobias Mummert, Caroline Jung Tobias Knopp, Gerhard Adam, Harald Ittrich (Hamburg/DE) 12:15 Influence of tracer concentration on image reconstruction of O-OP-12 a commercial preclinical MPI-scanner Olaf Kosch (Berlin/DE)


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11:00–12:30 Track I: Cellular-, Tissue- and BioengineeringRoom SamarkandChairs Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE), Jess Snedeker (Zurich/CH) 11:00 Influence of storage conditions on the release of growth factors I-OP-01 in Platelet-Rich Blood derivatives Katharina Düregger, Anqi Peng, Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE) 11:15 Cryopreservation of cells using defined serum-free I-OP-02 cryoprotective agents Lothar Lauterböck, Jan-Cedric Volbers, Nicola Hofmann Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) 11:30 Influence of mesenchymal stem cell differentiation by 3D I-OP-03 co-culturing with meniscal cells in an equine model Antje Kremer (Würzburg/DE), Iris Ribitsch, Florien Jenner (Vienna/AT) Heike Walles, Jenny Reboredo (Würzburg/DE) 11:45 New bioreactor vessel for tissue engineering of human I-OP-04 nasal septal chondrocytes Sascha Princz, Ulla Wenzel, Silke Schwarz, Nicole Rotter Martin Hessling (Ulm/DE) 12:00 Determination of the membrane hydraulic permeability of MSCsI-OP-05 Lothar Lauterböck, Jennifer Contreras Lopez Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) 12:15 Fluid flow simulations in a porous scaffold to improve co-cultivationI-OP-06 of human mesenchymal stromal stem cells and human microvascular endothelial cells for bone tissue engineering Valentin Jossen, Dieter Eibl (Wädenswil/CH)


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11:00–12:30 Track H: Cardiovascular ImplantsRoom OsakaChairs Stefan Jockenhoevel (Aachen/DE), Francesco Moscato (Vienna/AT) 11:00 Textile-reinforcement for aortic tissue-engineered heart valvesH-OP-07 Christine Donay, Linda Schiermeister, Ricardo Moreira Magnus Kruse, Petra Mela, Stefan Jockenhoevel (Aachen/DE) 11:15 Comparison of the dynamic diameter deformation of nitinol carotis H-OP-08 stents during fatigue testing with radial loading Maria Boeck, Frank Kamke, Niels Grabow Wolfram Schmidt (Rostock/DE) 11:30 A method to determine the kink resistance of stents and stentH-OP-09 delivery systems according to international standards Christoph Brandt-Wunderlich, Christopher Schwerdt, Peter Behrens, Niels Grabow, Klaus-Peter Schmitz Wolfram Schmidt (Rostock/DE) 11:45 Comparison of stented bifurcation and straight vessel 3D-simulation H-OP-10 with a prior simulated velocity profile inlet Carolin Wüstenhagen, Finja Borowski, Niels Grabow Klaus-Peter Schmitz, Michael Stiehm (Rostock/DE)

12:00 Transient Euler-Lagrange/DEM simulation of stent thrombosisH-OP-11 Michael Stiehm, Carolin Wüstenhagen, Niels Grabow Klaus-Peter Schmitz (Rostock/DE) 12:15 Long-term validation study of a solar powered pacemakerH-OP-12 Lukas Bereuter, Sebastian Williner, Adrian Zurbuchen (Bern/CH) Rolf Vogel (Solothurn/CH), Andreas Haeberlin (Bern/CH)


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11:00–12:30 Fokus Session Fachausschuss: Biosignale – Informationsverarbeitung in Medizin und Biowissenschaften Track G: Biosignalverarbeitung in der ChronobiologieRoom MexicoChairs Thomas Penzel (Berlin/DE), Thomas Schanze (Giessen/DE) 11:00 Chronobiologie – ein Überblick Christian Cajochen (Basel/CH) 11:30 Analyse des EEG bei 24-Stunden Messung Peter Achermann (Zurich/CH) 11:45 Spectral analytic assessment of Non-REM/REM sleep dynamicsG-OP-13 Bernd Feige (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 12:00 Pulse wave parameters for quantification of cardiovascular risk G-OP-14 over 24 hours Dirk Sommermeyer (Karlsruhe/DE; Gothenburg/SE) Ding Zou (Gothenburg/SE), Winfried J. Randerath (Solingen/DE) Joachim H. Ficker (Nürnberg/DE), Thomas Penzel (Berlin/DE) Bernd Sanner (Wuppertal/DE), Jan Hedner Ludger Grote (Gothenburg/SE) 12:15 Heart rate variability in healthy subjects with 40 hoursG-OP-15 sleep deprivation Thomas Penzel, Martin Glos, Niels Wessel, Ingo Fietze (Berlin/DE)


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11:00–12:30 Fokus Session Fachausschuss: Informationsmanagement in der Medizin Track Q: Interoperabilität für eine einrichtungsübergreifende PatientenversorgungRoom NairobiChair Petra Knaup-Gregori (Heidelberg/DE), Lothar Schöpe (Dortmund/DE) 11:00 Begrüßung und Kurzvorstellung des Fachausschusses Informationsmanagement in der Medizin und des Arbeitskreises Interoperabilität Petra Knaup-Gregori (Heidelberg/DE), Lothar Schöpe (Dortmund/DE)

11:20 Towards a recommending system to establish supply and Q-OP-01 care chains in the field of medical and social work Marius R. Khan, Sabine Sachweh (Dortmund/DE) 11:40 Digital health and digital biomarkers – enabling value chains Q-OP-02 on health data Sven Meister, Wolfgang Deiters (Dortmund/DE) Stefan Becker (Essen/DE)

12:00 OpenEHR platform concept for semantic interoperability in Q-OP-03 project HaMSTR Erik Tute (Braunschweig, Dortmund/DE)

12:30–13:30 Poster session III (see pages 91 ff.) and lunch breakRoom Foyer


LED Phototherapy – What’s new? Matthias Born (Aachen/DE)

14:00–15:00 Award Session (see page 16 f.)Room Singapore

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15:15–16:45 Track O: Imaging IIRoom SingaporeChairs Steffen H. Tretbar (St. Ingbert/DE), Cornelia Kober (Hamburg/DE) 15:15 Possibilities of ultrasound measurements for in vitro O-OP-13 differentiation of bone qualities D1-D4 Susanne Reimann, Fabian Becker (Bonn/DE) Bilal Al-Nawas (Mainz/DE), Christoph Bourauel Gerhard Wahl (Bonn/DE) 15:30 Focusing ultrasound through anisotropic mediaO-OP-14 Marc Fournelle, Jorge Oevermann, Wolfgang Bost, Daniel Schmitt Steffen H. Tretbar (St. Ingbert/DE) 15:45 High-speed interleaved optoacoustic and plane wave O-OP-15 compounded imaging Marc Fournelle, Steffen Weber, Wolfgang Bost, Holger Hewener Steffen H. Tretbar (St. Ingbert/DE) 16:00 Shear wave elastography in ultrasound researchO-OP-16 Holger Hewener, Lukas Brausch (St. Ingbert/DE) 16:15 EyeGuidance – a computer controlled system to guideO-OP-17 eye movements Bernd Köhler, Georg Bretthauer (Karlsruhe/DE) Rudolf Guthoff (Rostock/DE), Klaus-Martin Reichert Ingo Sieber (Karlsruhe/DE), Oliver Stachs (Rostock/DE) Lorenzo Toso, Stephan Allgeier (Karlsruhe/DE) 16:30 Analysis of corneal subbasal nerve fiber length in mosaic image O-OP-18 series acquired by guided eye movements Stephan Allgeier (Karlsruhe/DE), Karsten Winter (Leipzig/DE) Georg Bretthauer (Karlsruhe/DE), Rudolf Guthoff Sabine Peschel (Rostock/DE), Klaus-Martin Reichert (Karlsruhe/DE) Oliver Stachs (Rostock/DE), Bernd Köhler (Karlsruhe/DE)


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15:15–16:45 Track H: Cardio TechnologyRoom SamarkandChairs Michael Imhoff (Bochum/DE), Jens Mühlsteff (Eindhoven/NL) 15:15 In vitro experiments to characterize ventricular electromechanicsH-OP-01 Robert Arnold, Anton J. Prassl, Ernst Hofer, Gernot Plank (Graz/AT) 15:30 Continuous non-invasive monitoring of blood pressure in theH-OP-02 operating room – a cuffless optical technology at the fingertip Josep Sola, Martin Proença, Fabian Braun (Neuchatel/CH) Nicolas Pierrel, Yan Degiorgis (Lausanne/CH), Christophe Verjus Mathieu Lemay, Mattia Bertschi (Neuchatel/CH) Patrick Schoettker (Lausanne/CH) 15:45 Application of microwave sensor technology in cardiovascularH-OP-03 disease for plaque detection David Wagner (Magdeburg/DE), Sebastian Vogt (Marburg/DE) Farabi Ibne Jamal, Subhajit Guha, Christian Wenger, Jan Wessel Dietmar Kissinger (Frankfurt a. d. O./DE), Kai Pitschmann Ulrich Schumann, Bertram Schmidt, Markus Detert (Magdeburg/DE)

16:00 Artificial blood circulatory and special Ultrasound Doppler probes H-OP-04 for detecting and sizing gaseous embolism Philipp Stark, Christoph Kalkbrenner, Rainer Brucher (Ulm/DE) Patrick Braß (Krefeld/DE) 16:15 First clinical study of continuous beat-to-beat hemodynamic H-OP-05 monitoring in patients with implantable blood pumps Francesco Moscato, Christoph Gross, Michael Haller Christiane Marko, Daniel Zimpfer, Heinrich Schima (Vienna/AT) 16:30 Detection of microsleep events in a car driving simulation study H-OP-06 using electrocardiographic features Gustavo Lenis, Patrick Reichensperger (Karlsruhe/DE), David Sommer Christian Heinze, Martin Golz (Schmalkalden/DE) Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)


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15:15–16:45 Track A: Biocompatible CoatingRoom OsakaChairs Uwe Pieles (Muttenz/CH) Volker Bucher (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) 15:15 Biocompatible wear-resistant thick ceramic coatingA-OP-13 Nicola Vogt (Muttenz/CH), Katarzyna Wozniak, Armando Salito (Dättwil/CH) Michael de Wild (Muttenz/CH) 15:30 Modification of neural electrode surfaces by nanoporous A-OP-14 platinum coatings Kim Dana Kreisköther, Jennifer Schulze, Dawid Peter Warwas, Nina Ehlert Hans-Christoph Schwarz, Athanasia Warnecke, Peter Behrens (Hannover/DE) 15:45 Protection of active implant electronics with organosilicon openA-OP-15 air plasma coating for plastic overmolding Matthias Zeppenfeld, Maximilian Wardenberg, Christin Rapp Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE) 16:00 Fabrication and development of an all-inkjet printed microelectrode A-OP-16 array for the investigation of cell-chip interactions Bernd Bachmann, Nouran Adly, Jan Schnitker, Alexey Yakushenko (Jülich/DE) Bernhard Wolfrum (Munich/DE) 16:15 Examination of dielectric strength of thin Parylene C films A-OP-17 under various conditions Andreas Heid (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE), Rene von Metzen Alfred Stett (Reutlingen/DE), Volker Bucher (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE)

16:30 Open air plasma deposited antimicrobial SiOx/TiOx composite A-OP-18 films for biomedical applications Christin Rapp, Andreas Baumgärtel, Lucas Artmann Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE), Syed Salman Asad (Steinhagen/DE)


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15:15–16:45 Track M: Drug Delivery TechnologyRoom MexicoChairs Simon Herrlich (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) David Hradetzky (Muttenz/CH) 15:15 3D printing of model polycaprolactone implants using fused M-OP-01 depositon modeling Wiebke Kempin, Christian Franz, Werner Weitschies Anne Seidlitz (Greifswald/DE)

15:30 PCL/PLA fibers as a dual drug delivery system for M-OP-02 anti-coagulant agents Fedaa AL Halabi, Alexandros Repanas, Marc Müller, Michael Bode Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) 15:45 Development of delivery systems based on nanoporous silica M-OP-03 nanoparticles for neuronal applications Nadeschda Schmidt, Tanja Heemeier, Jennifer Schulze Athanasia Warnecke, Peter Behrens (Hanover/DE) 16:00 Dermaject – a new medical drug delivery safety device M-OP-04 enabling precise and reproducible intradermal injections Markus Clemenz, Michael Kegel, Simon Herrlich Bernd Folkmer (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) Steffen Baumeister (Donaueschingen/DE), Jörg Kalla Martin Trächtler (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) Roland Zengerle (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 16:15 In vitro simulation of distribution processes following M-OP-05 intramuscular injection Mareike Probst, Martin Schmidt, Werner Weitschies Anne Seidlitz (Greifswald/DE)

16:30 Development of smart controlled drug delivery system based on M-OP-06 nanoporous titania dioxide coatings for dental implants Philipp Abendroth, Carina Brickwedde, Jörn Schäske, Katharina Doll Andreas Winkel, Meike Stiesch, Peter Behrens (Hanover/DE)


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15:15–16:45 Fokus Session Track S: Innovationmanagement in Medical Engineering and Scientific WritingRoom NairobiChair Robert Farkas (Aachen/DE), Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) 15:15 Composition of inventor teams and technological progress:S-OP-01 academia, industry and factors influencing efficiency in innovation processes Friedrich Dornbusch (Leipzig/DE) 15:35 Empirical assessment of the time course of innovation in S-OP-02 biomedical engineering – first results of a comparative approach Robert Farkas, Andrei Alexandru Puiu, Nader Hamadeh Mark Bukowski, Thomas Schmitz-Rode (Aachen/DE) 15:55 Key success elements for speeding up innovation in S-OP-03 medical device industry Christoph Appert (Basel/CH) 16:15 Wissenschaftliches Schreiben Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) 16:45–17:00 Coffee breakRoom Foyer


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17:00–18:30 Track T: Modelling and Simulation – Cardio Technology IRoom SingaporeChairs Doan Baykut (Basel/CH), Winfried Mayr (Vienna/AT) 17:00 Modeling and experimental validation of hypothermal-T-OP-01 induced mechanisms in cardiac tissue Christian Baumgartner (Graz/AT) Roland Kienast, Michael Handler, Friedrich Hanser, Jörg Schröttner Theresa Rienmüller (Graz, Hall in Tirol/AT)

17:15 Virtual electrode polarization under myocardial acute ischemia: T-OP-02 dependence on ischemic area and border zone sizes of the exciting electric field Edda Boccia, Ulrich Parlitz, Stefan Luther (Göttingen/DE)

17:30 Effect of left atrial hypertrophy on P-Wave morphology in T-OP-03 a computational model Robin Andlauer, Axel Loewe, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) Gunnar Seemann (Karlsruhe, Freiburg i. Br./DE) 17:45 Simulation of intracardiac electrograms around T-OP-04 acute ablation lesions Joachim Greiner, Stefan Pollnow, Steffen Schuler Gustavo Lenis (Karlsruhe/DE) Gunnar Seemann (Karlsruhe, Freiburg i. Br./DE) Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) 18:00 Parametrization of activation based cardiac electrophysiology T-OP-05 models using bidomain model simulations Birgit Stender (Lübeck/DE) 18:15 Comparison of two spatio-temporal approaches for solving the T-OP-06 inverse problem of ECG Danila Potyagaylo, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE)


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17:00–18:30 Fokus Session Fachausschuss: Biomaterialien und medizinische Implantate Track P: Biohybrid implants – The golden cut between engineering and biology?Room SamarkandChair Stefan Jockenhoevel, Valentine Gesché (Aachen/DE) 17:00 Biohybrid implants – The golden ratio in regenerative medicine? Stefan Jockenhoevel, Christian Apel, Petra Mela Valentine Gesché (Aachen/DE)

17:20 Autologous cells for biofunctional cochlear implants Athanasia Warnecke (Hanover/DE)

17:36 Computational modelling for biohybrid organs Sotirios Korossis (Hanover/DE)

17:52 EndOxy – development of an endothelialized oxgenator Christian Cornelissen, Sarah Menzel, Lena Thiebes (Aachen/DE)

18:08 Challenges to engineer complex vascularized implants Christoph Rücker, Heike Walles, Oliver Pullig (Wuerzburg/DE)


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17:00–18:30 Fokus Session Ultraschall in der Medizin Track O: UltraschallRoom OsakaChair Steffen H. Tretbar (St. Ingbert/DE) 17:00 3D segmentation of thyroid ultrasound images by using O-OP-37 active contours Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE), Prabal Poudel (Bonn/DE) Christian Hansen, Julian Sprung (Magdeburg/DE) 17:22 High frequency ultrasonic transducers using soft mold processO-OP-38 Sylvia Gebhardt, Paul Günther, Susan Walter, Thomas Herzog Henning Heuer, Holger Neubert (Dresden/DE)

17:44 3D Ultrasound tomography for breast cancer diagnosisO-OP-39 Nicole V. Ruiter, Torsten Hopp, Michael Zapf, Hartmut Gemmeke (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE) 18:06 Detection and tracking of microbubbles for vascular O-OP-40 imaging in oncology Georg Schmitz, Stefanie Dencks, Dimitri Ackermann (Bochum/DE)


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17:00–18:30 Track J: Clinical Engineering and Hospital TechnologyRoom MexicoChairs Clemens Bulitta (Weiden i. d. Opf./DE), Jörg Schröttner (Graz/AT) 17:00 Multiple factors influencing OR ventilation system effectiveness:J-OP-01 A comparative study Sebastian Buhl, Clemens Bulitta, Nicole Eschenbecher Sabine Hentschel (Weiden i. d. Opf./DE)

17:15 Ventilation with “Expiratory Ventilation Assistance“ – in vivo J-OP-02 evaluation of a mechanical ventilator prototype Johannes Schmidt, Christin Wenzel, Marlene Mahn, Sashko Spassov Heidi Cristina-Schmitz, Silke Borgmann, Jörg Haberstroh Stephan Meckel, Steffen Wirth, Stefan Schumann (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 17:30 Pressure-flow characteristics of coaxial tubing systemsJ-OP-03 Christin Wenzel, Stefan Schumann Johannes Spaeth (Freiburg i. Br./DE)

17:45 Comparative assessment of stroke patients‘ upper limb tasks toJ-OP-04 evaluate a system based on inertial measurement units and fuzzy logic Braulio R. Duarte, Catherine Disselhorst-Klug (Aachen/DE) 18:00 In vitro assessment of the effects of high glucose levels on J-OP-05 rheological blood parameters Steven Ndzengue, Marc Müller (Hanover/DE) Jörg Vienken (Usingen/DE), Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) 18:15 Evaluation of an app-based stress protocolJ-OP-06 Claudius Noeh, Carlos Fonseca Ulloa, Johannes Mollenhauer Simon Hofmann, Lisa Steinbrecher, Andreas Haller, Michael Scholtes Florian Schudt, Keywan Sohrabi, Volker Gross (Giessen/DE)

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17:00–18:30 Junges Forum trifft alte Hasen (see page 15)Room Nairobi

18:30–19:30 General Assembly ÖGBMTRoom Mexico

18:30–19:30 General Assembly DGBMTRoom Nairobi

20:00–01:00 Social event (see page 23)

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08:30–09:00 Keynote 5Room Singapore Image guided therapy of the musculoskeletal apparatus Lutz-P. Nolte (Bern/CH)

09:00–10:30 Track G: Biosignal Processing IRoom SingaporeChairs Christian Baumgartner (Graz/AT), N.N. 09:00 Vasomotor assessment by camera-based photoplethysmographyG-OP-22 Alexander Trumpp, Joachim Schell, Hagen Malberg Sebastian Zaunseder (Dresden/DE) 09:15 Classification of morphologic changes in G-OP-23 photoplethysmographic waveforms Timo Tigges, Zenit Music, Alexandru-Gabriel Pielmus, Michael Klum Aarne Feldheiser, Oliver Hunsicker, Reinhold Orglmeister (Berlin/DE) 09:30 Novel computation of pulse transit time from multi-channel G-OP-24 PPG signals by wavelet transform Alexandru-Gabriel Pielmus, Maik Pflugradt, Timo Tigges Michael Klum, Aarne Feldheiser, Oliver Hunsicker Reinhold Orglmeister (Berlin/DE) 09:45 Efficient design of FIR Filter based low-pass differentiators G-OP-25 for biomedical signal processing Michael Wulf (Dortmund/DE), Gerhard Staude Andreas Knopp (Neubiberg/DE), Thomas Felderhoff (Dortmund/DE) 10:00 Nonlinear causal influences assessed by mutual compression G-OP-26 entropy Andy Schumann, Berit Fleckenstein, Karl-Jürgen Bär (Jena/DE) 10:15 Comparative study of methods for solving the correspondence G-OP-27 problem in EMD applications Diana Piper, Karin Schiecke, Herbert Witte, Lutz Leistritz (Jena/DE)


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09:00–10:30 Track P: Medical Implants/Implant Development IRoom SamarkandChairs Peter Foehr (Munich/DE), Klaus-Peter Schmitz (Rostock/DE) 09:00 Intracochlear stimulation of the basilar membraneP-OP-01 Wouter J. van Drunen, Viktor Hofmann, Jens Twiefel Anatoly Glukhovskoy, Sebastian Beringer, Marc C. Wurz Thomas S. Rau, Jörg Wallaschek, Lutz Rissing, Thomas Lenarz Omid Majdani (Hanover/DE) 09:15 Acoustical test of a direct acoustical cochlear stimulatorP-OP-02 Christof Stieger, Andreas Arnold (Bern/CH) Claudia Candreia (Bern, Luzern/CH), Yasser Alnufaily Marco Caversaccio (Bern/CH), Jérémie Guignard (Bern, Basel/CH) 09:30 Radiopacity assessment of neurovascular implantsP-OP-03 Thomas Hoffmann, Sebastian Gugel, Oliver Beuing Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE) 09:45 Soft and stretchable electronics for interfacing muscle andP-OP-04 nervous tissue Flurin Stauffer, Klas Tybrandt, Marc Schneider Vincent Martinez, Martin Schwab, Thomas Kessler Janos Vörös (Zurich/CH) 10:00 Development of a desiccant based dielectric for monitoring P-OP-05 humidity conditions in miniaturized hermetic implantable packages Michael Langenmair, Linda Rudmann (Freiburg i. Br./DE) Juan S. Ordonez (Eindhoven/NL; Freiburg i. Br./DE) Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE) 10:15 Development of an artifact-free aneurysm clipP-OP-06 Alexander Brack (Aachen/DE), Sebastian Senger Gerrit Fischer (Homburg/Saar/DE), Henning Janssen (Aachen/DE) Joachim Oertel (Homburg/Saar/DE), Christian Brecher (Aachen/DE)


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09:00–10:30 Track T: Modelling and Simulation – Cardio Technology IIRoom OsakaChairs Marianne Schmid Daners (Zurich/CH), Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) 09:00 Deformation and contraction energy in a simulated human heartT-OP-07 Lukas Baron, Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) 09:15 Virtual angiography of complex vascular networks to assist T-OP-08 arteriovenous malformation therapy Sabrina Frey, Marius Schwalbe, Stefan Weber Hendrik von Tengg-Kobligk, Dominik Obrist Iris Baumgartner (Bern/CH) 09:30 System identification of a left ventricular assist device for T-OP-09 sensorless estimation of the pump flowrate Martin Maw, Heinrich Schima, Francesco Moscato (Vienna/AT)

09:45 Differences in tension development due to electrophysiologicalT-OP-11 apico-basal heterogeneity gradients in a computational rabbit ventricle model Robin Moss (Freiburg i. Br./DE), Lukas Baron (Karlsruhe/DE) Gunnar Seemann (Freiburg i. Br./DE)

09:00–10:30 Italian Association of Clinical Engineers (AIIC) Track K: AIIC – Developments in clinical engineering in EuropeRoom NairobiChair Stefano Bergamasco (Forli/IT) 09:00 AIIC – a winning model for membership and partnership in K-OP-01 Clinical Engineering Associations Stefano Bergamasco (Forli/IT)

09:30 The international relatiohships among clinical engineering societies Paolo Lago (Pavia/IT) 10:00 Clinical engineering – time for a paradigm shift in education and operations – from cost and technology to strategy and value creation Clemens Bulitta (Weiden i. d. Opf./DE)


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10:30–11:00 Poster session IV (see pages 99 ff.) and coffe breakRoom Foyer


Multiscale multiphysics models of total cardiac function: From basics science towards clinical application Gernot Plank (Graz/AT)

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12:00–13:30 Track G: Biosignal Processing IIRoom SingaporeChairs Joris Pascal (Muttenz/CH), Volker M. Koch (Biel/CH) 12:00 fNIRS for future use in auditory diagnosticsG-OP-28 Günther Bauernfeind, Sabine Haumann Thomas Lenarz (Hanover, Oldenburg/DE) 12:15 Changed central vascular regulation in glaucoma patientsG-OP-29 Andreas Voss, Cristina Gonzalez, Claudia Fischer (Jena/DE), Eva Koch Niklas Plange (Aachen/DE), Kathleen Kunert (Erfurt/DE)

12:30 Semi-automated detection of fractional shortening in G-OP-30 zebrafish embryo heart videos Christian Pylatiuk (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE) Sara Nasrat (Amman/JO), Daniel Marcato (Karlsruhe/DE) Sofia Hirth (Ulm/DE), Markus Reischl (Karlsruhe/DE)

12:45 Towards an automatic detection and quantification of urinary G-OP-31 bladder activity in overactive bladder patients Thomas Niederhauser (Biel/CH), Tarcisi Cantieni, Michelle Grämiger Andreas Haeberlin, Dominik Obrist, Fiona Burkhard Francesco Clavica (Bern/CH) 13:00 Blood pressure measurement on the cheekG-OP-32 Sarah Schneider, Klaus Affeld, Claudia Kopic Ulrich Kertzscher (Berlin/DE) 13:15 Derivation of the respiratory rate from directly and indirectlyG-OP-33 measured respiratory signals using autocorrelation Fabian Schrumpf, Matthias Sturm, Gerold Bausch Mirco Fuchs (Leipzig/DE)


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12:00–13:30 Track P: Medical Implants/Implant Development IIRoom SamarkandChairs Thorsten Göttsche (Rheinfelden/DE), Roman Heuberger (Bettlach/CH) 12:00 New design and adapted materials for degradable implantsP-OP-07 Janne Haack (Bremen/DE) 12:15 Enhancing the regeneration of bone defects by alkalizing the P-OP-08 peri-implant zone – an in vitro approach Philipp Wysotzki, Anne-Marie Galow, Werner Baumann Jan Gimsa (Rostock/DE) 12:30 Topology optimized osteosynthesis plates – a new approach forP-OP-09 patient-specific treatments in mandibular reconstructions Peter Foehr, Constantin von Deimling (Munich/DE) Michael Seebach (Garching/DE), Thomas Baum, Jochen Weitz Marco Kesting, Rainer Burgkart (Munich/DE)

12:45 The effect of different manufacturing process parameters on the P-OP-10 bond strength between Y-TZP and a veneering ceramic Sarah Busemann (Garbsen/DE)

13:00 Adjustable bone fixation of an artificial hip stem by using anP-OP-11 intergrated sensor actuator system Christian Rotsch, Gille Katarina, Sandra Hunger, Andreas Heinig Hagen Grätz (Dresden/DE), Christian Schulze Rainer Bader (Rostock/DE), Martin Ettrichrätz, Thomas Töppel Welf-Guntram Drossel (Dresden/DE) 13:15 Rapid Prototyping of replica knee implants for in vitro testingP-OP-12 Mark Verjans, Malte Asseln, Klaus Radermacher (Aachen/DE)


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12:00–13:30 Track O: Optical ImagingRoom OsakaChairs Christian Bosshard (Muttenz/CH), Jörn Justiz (Biel/CH)

12:00 Mapping of functional integrity of brain cortex in glioma patients O-OP-20 by intraoperative optical imaging using direct cortical stimulation Martin Oelschlägel, Tobias Meyer, Stephan B. Sobottka Matthias Kirsch, Gabriele Schackert, Ute Morgenstern (Dresden/DE) 12:15 A framework for feedback-based segmentation of 3D image stacksO-OP-19 Markus Reischl, Nico Peter, Ralf Mikut Johannes Stegmaier (Eggenstein-Leopoldshafen/DE) Heike Leitte (Kaiserslautern/DE), Rasmus Schröder, Ira Mang Julia Portl (Heidelberg/DE) 12:30 Local binary patterns for differentiation of brain tissue types in O-OP-21 optical coherence tomography images Marcel Lenz, Robin Krug, Christopher Dillmann, Nils C. Gerhardt Hubert Welp, Kirsten Schmieder, Martin R. Hofmann (Bochum/DE)

12:45 Doppler optical coherence tomography as a promising tool forO-OP-22 detecting fluid in the human middle ear Lars Kirsten, Simon Baumgärtner, Mikael Timo Erkkilä, Jonas Golde Max Kemper, Thomas Stoppe, Matthias Bornitz, Marcus Neudert Thomas Zahnert, Edmund Koch (Dresden/DE) 13:00 Motion artifact removal in optical mapping of cardiac tissueO-OP-23 Jan Christoph, Stefan Luther (Göttingen/DE)

13:15 3D Local in vivo Environment (LivE) Imaging for single cell protein O-OP-24 analysis of bone tissue Carly Taylor, Ariane Scheuren, Andreas Trüssel Ralph Müller (Zurich/CH)


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12:00–13:30 Track Y: Smart Assistance SystemsRoom MexicoChairs Olivier Chételat (Neuchátel/CH), Jens Mühlsteff (Eindhoven/NL) 12:00 Camera-based respiration monitoringY-OP-01 Fabian Braun (Neuchâtel, Lausanne/CH), Alia Lemkaddem Virginie Moser, Stephan Dasen Olivier Grossenbacher (Neuchâtel/CH) 12:15 Contactless respiratory monitoring system for magnetic resonance Y-OP-02 imaging applications using a laser range sensor Johannes Krug, Robert Odenbach, Axel Boese Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE) 12:30 Interactive monitoring system for visual respiratory biofeedback:Y-OP-03 Assessment of an air bellows belt Robert Odenbach, Axel Boese, Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE) 12:45 Hemodynamic response to exercise in patients with a left Y-OP-04 ventricular assist device – in-sights from clinical data and a numerical model Christoph Gross, Martin Maw, Christiane Marko Thomas Schlöglhofer, Michael Haller, Daniel Zimpfer Heinrich Schima, Francesco Moscato (Vienna/AT)

13:00 Development of a low-cost senor based aid for visuallyY-OP-05 impaired people Nora Loepthien, Tanja Jehnichen, Josephine Hauser, Benjamin Schullcke Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) 13:15 Patient assistive system for the shoulder jointY-OP-06 Erika Scheuner, Jonas Fabech, Dominik Textor, Roman Kuster Bernd Heinlein (Winterthur/CH)


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12:00–13:30 Deutsche Gesellschaft für Chirurgie (DGCH) Medizinprodukte und ihre Evaluation: Umsetzung der Medical Device RegulationRoom NairobiChairs N. N., Thomas Lenarz (Hanover/DE) 12:00 Medical Device Regulation – Neufassung Michael Imhoff (Bochum/DE) 12:22 Neufassung der Medical Device Regulation aus der Sicht des Bundesinstituts für Arzneimittel und Medizinprodukte Wolfgang Lauer (Bonn/DE) 12:44 Die Novellierung der Medical Device Regulation: hatten die Stellungnahmen der Fachgesellschaften einen Effekt? Ernst Klar (Rostock/DE) 13:06 Herausforderungen in der Umsetzung der Medical Device Regulation aus der Sicht des Anwenders Mathias Wilhelmi (Hanover/DE)

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12:30–13:30 Poster session IRoom FoyerTopics (ID) Track A: Biomaterials and Biocompatibility (A-PP01–10) Track G: Biosignal Processing (G-PP01–15) Track J: Clinical and Ambulatory Monitoring (J-PP01–02) Track L: Devices and Systems for Surgical lntervention (L-PP01–06) Track N: Functional Electrical Stimulation and Neuroprostheses (N-PP01–02) Track T: Modelling and Simulation (T-PP01–15) Track V: Patient Monitoring (V-PP01–02) A-PP-01 Measuring the long term stability of (flexible) multi layer substrates Markus Westerhausen, Tanja Martin, Boris Hofmann (Tuebingen/DE) A-PP-02 Atmospheric plasma deposited silicon based organic/inorganic hybrid coatings on stainless steel for medical implants Christin Rapp, Marie Klose (Garching/DE), Syed Salman Asad Christian Buske (Steinhagen/DE), Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE) A-PP-04 Electro-spun sPEEK membranes for oxygenation applications Magnus Kruse, Christine Neusser, Felix Hesselmann Suzana Djeljadini, Stefan Jockenhoevel (Aachen/DE) A-PP-05 Hydrophilization of silicone elastomers for medical applications using polyethylene glycol Miriam Haerst, Markus Ahrens, Cécile Boudot Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE) A-PP-06 SPR- Analysis of protein interactions on biodegradable polymer surfaces Katharina Wulf, Niels Grabow, Thomas Eickner (Rostock/DE) A-PP-07 Calcification protocol for the enhanced in vitro screening of artificial heart valve materials Stefanie Kohse, Niels Grabow, Thomas Eickner (Rostock/DE) A-PP-08 Systemic analysis about residual chloroform in PLLA films Michael Teske, Daniela Arbeiter, Konstanze Schober, Thomas Eickner Niels Grabow (Rostock/DE)


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A-PP-09 A macrophage model of osseointegration Herbert Jennissen (Essen/DE)

A-PP-10 Blood damage modeling for a dynamic haemocompatibility testing device Sara Knigge, Felix Lemcke, Benjamin Krolitzki Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) G-PP-01 Left cardiac atrioventricular delay and interventricular delay in cardiac resynchronization therapy responder and non-responder Matthias Heinke (Offenburg/DE), Helmut Kühnert (Jena/DE) Tobias Heinke (Rudolstadt/DE), Jonas Tumampos (Offenburg/DE) Gudrun Dannberg (Jena/DE) G-PP-02 A study of ECG sampling frequency and its impact on the functionality of EDR methods Marcus Schmidt (Magdeburg/DE), Andy Schumann Karl-Jürgen Bär (Jena/DE), Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE) G-PP-03 An automatic systolic peak detector of blood pressure waveforms using 4th order cumulants Marcus Schmidt (Magdeburg/DE), Andy Schumann Karl-Jürgen Bär (Jena/DE), Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE) G-PP-04 Pacemaker and electrocardiography measurements in TAVI Jonas Tumampos, Pierre Christian Takam (Offenburg/DE) Michael Gick, Rolf-Peter Kienzle (Freiburg, Bad Krozingen/DE) Matthias Heinke (Offenburg/DE) G-PP-05 Combined analysis of unipolar and bipolar electrograms for local activation time annotation near the stimulus site of paced rhythms Bhawna Verma, Tobias Oesterlein, Armin Luik, Claus Schmitt Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) G-PP-06 Real-time QRS detection using integrated variance for ECG gated cardiac MRI Marcus Schmidt, Johannes Krug, Georg Rose (Magdeburg/DE)


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G-PP-07 Impaired neuronal synchronization in schizophrenic patients Steffen Schulz (Jena/DE), Borja Cladera Beatriz Giraldo (Barcelona/ES), Karl-Juergen Baer, Matthias Bolz Andreas Voss (Jena/DE)

G-PP-08 Preprocessing of unipolar signals acquired by a novel intracardiac mapping system Salina Huck, Tobias Oesterlein, Armin Luik Claus Schmitt (Karlsruhe/DE), Reza Wakili (Munich/DE) Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) G-PP-09 A fast algorithm for the recovering of an unknown periodic signal in a noisy recording Michael Feiling, Thomas Schanze (Giessen/DE) G-PP-10 Level-crossing behavior analysis for seizure prediction in epilepsy Katja Mühlberg, Ronald Tetzlaff, Vanessa Senger (Dresden/DE) G-PP-11 Transthoracic impedance cardiography measurements with different monitoring devices Jonas Tumampos, Nadine Schuler, Matthias Heinke (Offenburg/DE) G-PP-12 Facial nerve paresis – a real-time digital biofeedback mirror as therapeutic exercise tool using phase based video motion processing Andy Kruder, Tobias Rempel, Nicolai Spicher (Dortmund/DE) Anke Schlüter, Stephan Lang (Essen/DE) Markus Kukuk (Dortmund/DE) G-PP-13 Assessment of surface electromyography signals under nonfatigue and fatigue conditions using nonlinear techniques and machine learning methods Kiran Marri, Swaminathan Ramakrishnan (Chennai/IN) G-PP-14 Analysis of stress states using electrodermal activity signals and wavelet transform G. Nagarajan, Swaminathan Ramakrishnan (Chennai/IN)


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G-PP-15 A democratic neuronal position estimation algorithm: Let the majority decide Martin Nguyen, Thomas Schanze (Giessen/DE) J-PP-01 Camera-based pulse transition time measurement for blood pressure estimation Fabian Schrumpf, Juliane Bauer, Bianca Reichard, Daniel Matthes Mirco Fuchs (Leipzig/DE) J-PP-02 Skin detetction based ROI selection for the analysis of rPPG signals in newborns Daniel Matthes, Christoph Mönch, Fabian Schrumpf, Mirco Fuchs Gerold Bausch (Leipzig/DE)

L-PP-01 Real-time prediction of temperature elevation during bone drilling using the torque and force signal Arne Feldmann, Manuel Stebinger, Kate Gavaghan Philippe Zysset (Bern/CH) L-PP-02 Fibula flap registration for computer assisted mandibular reconstruction in craniomaxillofacial surgery Sebastian Kallus, Igor Nova, Christoph Auer, Urs Eisenmann Roland Metzner, Moritz Berger, Hartmut Dickhaus (Heidelberg/DE) L-PP-03 A single port robot with parallel manipulators, latest results Sebastian Matich, Carsten Neupert, H. F. Schlaak Peter P. Pott (Darmstadt/DE)

L-PP-04 Multiaxial force sensor for tissue characteristics measurements Markus Hessinger (Darmstadt/DE), Tobias Pilic (Leipzig/DE) Roland Werthschützky, Peter P. Pott (Darmstadt/DE) L-PP-05 Marker for estimation of position and bearing of medical devices Axel Boese, Dirk Foerstenberg, Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE)

L-PP-06 Resectoscope with an easy to use twist mechanism for improved handling Axel Boese, Holger Fritzsche, Martin Schostak Michael Friebe (Magdeburg/DE)


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N-PP-01 Chronic High frequency stimulation of the dorsolateral striatum lowers the c-fos expression of cortical neurons Patrick Pflüger, Richard Pinnell, Nadja Martini Ulrich G. Hofmann (Freiburg i. Br./DE) N-PP-02 Clinical setup for functional electrostimulation to promote nerve regrowth Karin Somerlik-Fuchs (Emmendingen/DE) Jean-Louis Divoux (Vallauris/FR), Michael Millrose (Murnau/DE) Andreas Eisenschenk (Greifswald/DE), Arneborg Ernst Rolf-Dieter Battmer (Berlin/DE), Rudi Mattmüller Thilo B. Krüger (Emmendingen/DE)

T-PP-01 Mathematical modeling of nanoparticle transport and cellular uptake based on in vitro sedimentation experiments Marie Weiel, Danila Potyagaylo, Olaf Dössel Gunnar Seemann (Karlsruhe/DE) T-PP-02 P-Wave terminal force is affected by the site of earliest right atrial activation and its proximity to inter-atrial connections Independent from Atrial Size Axel Loewe (Karlsruhe/DE) Martin W. Krueger (Karlsruhe, Ladenburg/DE) Fredrik Holmqvist (Lund/SE), Olaf Dössel (Karlsruhe/DE) Gunnar Seemann (Karlsruhe, Freiburg i. Br./DE) Pyotr G. Platonov (Lund/SE) T-PP-03 Estimation of dosimetric parameters based on the KNR and KNCSF correction factors for small field’s radiation therapy at 6 and 18MVlinac energies using Monte Carlo simulation methods Seyed Ali Rahimi (Sari/IR) T-PP-04 Doppler optical coherence tomography for noise-reduced flow velocity measurements Julia Walther, Edmund Koch (Dresden/DE)


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T-PP-05 Simulation a new mechanism of chaos in single ventricular cell S.H Sabzpoushan, Niloofar Shahidi, Azadeh Ghajarjazy (Tehran/IR) T-PP-06 Investigation of pharyngeal flow patterns using phase contrast-MRI Pragathi Gurumurthy, Patricia Ulloa, Christina Kluck Thorsten M. Buzug, Martin A. Koch (Lübeck/DE) T-PP-07 Sensitivity analysis on cochlear implants with fluid actuation Silke Hügl, Thomas S. Rau (Hanover/DE), Stefan Griebel Lena Zentner (Ilmenau/DE), Thomas Lenarz Omid Majdani (Hanover/DE)

T-PP-08 From imaging to hemodynamics – how reconstruction kernels influence the blood flow predictions in intracranial aneurysms Sylvia Glaßer, Philipp Berg, Samuel Voß, Steffen Serowy Gabor Janiga, Bernhard Preim, Oliver Beuing (Magdeburg/DE) T-PP-09 A model for simulating electrophysiological features of a hypoglossal motoneuron S.H Sabzpoushan, Ziba Asadnejad Khomarlou, Azadeh Ghajarjazy Niloofar Shahidi (Tehran/IR) T-PP-10 Development of a simulation model to assess time in stroke treatment Lisa Katharina Hinteregger, Alexander Lassnig, Theresa Rienmüller Christian Baumgartner, Jörg Schröttner (Graz/AT) T-PP-11 Flow optimised design of a novel point-of-care diagnostic device for the detection of disease specific biomarker Manuel Dethloff (Rostock/DE), Marc Dangers Boris Wilmes (Schwerin/DE), Hermann Seitz (Rostock/DE) T-PP-12 Improved FPGA controlled artificial vascular system for plethysmographic measurements Daniel Laqua, Carina Brieskorn, Jan Hannes Koch, Markus Rothmayer Steve Zeiske, Marcel Böttrich, Peter Husar (Ilmenau/DE) T-PP-13 Deducing spectral information in a µ-CT scanner for use in verified drug transport simulations Tobias Klepsch, Franziska Eckardt, Henrik Botterweck (Lübeck/DE)


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T-PP-14 Finite-element and network-model based performance studies of a fully implantable hearing aid in the incudostapedial joint gap Martin Koch, Martin Pachen, Uwe Marschner, Eric Starke Holger Neubert, Günther Pfeifer, Matthias Bornitz Thomas Zahnert (Dresden/DE) T-PP-15 Mechanobiological simulation of forg gastrocnemius muscle using advanced activation model A. Fethi Okyar, Gokdeniz Yalcin, Namik Ciblak Mehmet A. Akgun (Istanbul/TR)

V-PP-01 Pulse wave analysis using novel strain gauges Madlen Witt, Dennis Vollberg, Matthäus Langosch Günter Schultes (Saarbrücken/DE) V-PP-02 Minimally spaced electrode positions for multi-functional chest Sensors – ECG and respiratory signal estimation Michael Klum, Tobias Minn, Timo Tigges, Alexandru-Gabriel Pielmus Reinhold Orglmeister (Berlin/DE)

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15:30–16:30 Poster session IIRoom FoyerTopics (ID) Track B: Biomechanics and Orthopaedics (B-PP01–07) Track C: Biomedical Instrumentation/Micro and Nano Systems (C-PP01–05) Track F: Biosensors and Bioanalytics (F-PP01–13) Track K: Clinical Engineering and Hospital Technology (K-PP01–12) Track R: Medical Device Management (R-PP01–07) Track U: Neural Engineering (U-PP01–04) Track W: Personalized Health (W-PP01–03) Track X: Prosthetics and Rehabilitation Engineering (X-PP01–03) B-PP-01 Osteolysis in total hip arthroplasty after head and inlay revision surgery Lorenz Pisecky, Günter Hipmair, Bernhard Schauer Nikolaus Böhler (Linz/AT) B-PP-02 Direct digital manufacturing of insoles for diabetic patients: New materials and layouts Tobias Ziegler, Jhina Maritza Hernandez Marquez (Freiburg i. Br./DE) B-PP-03 Heart sound features usage for classification of ventricular septal defect size in children Alireza Karimi, Kamran Hassani, Hamid Torabiyan (Tehran/IR) John Doyle (Abu Dhabi/AE) B-PP-04 Finite element model of the anterior part of the eye for accommodation simulations Heiner Martin, Oliver Stachs (Rostock/DE) Sönke Langner (Greifswald/DE), Niels Grabow Rudolf Guthoff (Rostock/DE) B-PP-05 Modeling of red blood cell mechanics Kamran Hassani (Tehran/IR)


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B-PP-07 Design, analysis and prototyping of a muscle wire actuated vehicle Namik Ciblak, Burak C. Yukselen, Mehmet A. Akgun A. Fethi Okyar (Istanbul/TR)

C-PP-02 CTCelect – fully automated singularization of circulating tumor cells from human blood for personalized cancer immunotherapy Tobias Schunck, Michael Bassler (Mainz/DE) C-PP-03 Modular measuring systems for individual treatment and care of dementia patients Markus Detert (Magdeburg/DE), Erik Jung, Tobias Leipold (Berlin/DE) David Wagner, Gernot Heusinger von Waldegg (Magdeburg/DE) Marc Nagel (Berlin/DE), Bertram Schmidt (Magdeburg/DE) Ingolf Schlosser (Berlin/DE), Corinna Hartmann (Konstanz/DE) Jacqueline Detert (Berlin/DE) C-PP-04 High speed digital interfacing for a neural data acquisition system Andreas Bahr, Lait Abu Saleh, Dietmar Schroeder Wolfgang Krautschneider (Hamburg/DE) C-PP-05 Bionic forceps for the handling of sensitive tissue Lucia Kölle, Oliver Schwarz (Stuttgart/DE) C-PP-01 Microwave evaluation of prostate tissue from transurethral resection Andreas Brensing, David Brandt, Dirk Fischer Guido Platz (Ruesselsheim/DE) F-PP-01 Biosensing of extracellular complexes of glycosylphosphatidylinositol-anchored proteins and phospholipids as biomarkers for Type II Diabetes Günter Müller, Matthias Tschöp (Munich/DE) F-PP-02 Application of electrophoresis to improve spectral analysis of lactate in blood plasma Felix Fiedler, René Gänger, Christian Stark, Benjamin Redmer Stefan Müller (Lübeck/DE)


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F-PP-03 Requirements and design of a fluidic circuit for optical measurements on non-hemolyzed human blood Benjamin Redmer, Jennifer Albrecht, Isabeau Dibbern, Christian Stark Felix Fiedler, Bodo Nestler (Lübeck/DE) F-PP-04 A novel concept for optical concentration determination of hemoglobin derivatives in non-hemolyzed human blood Benjamin Redmer, Isabeau Dibbern, Jennifer Albrecht, Christian Stark Felix Fiedler, Bodo Nestler (Lübeck/DE) F-PP-05 Preparation of human whole blood samples for spectral analysis of soluted blood components with magnetophoresis Felix Fiedler, Abdullah al Kamran Ripon, Christian Stark Benjamin Redmer, Stefan Müller (Lübeck/DE) F-PP-06 Novel wireless measurement system of pressure dedicated to in vivo studies Enrique Bances, Antonio Fiestas, Hartmut Witte (Ilmenau/DE)

F-PP-07 Spectroscopic lactate determination – an evaluation of prediction accuracy limiting effects Christian Stark, René Gänger, Felix Fiedler, Benjamin Redmer Stefan Müller (Lübeck/DE)

F-PP-08 In vitro polarimetric blood component determination in pretreated plasma samples Christian Stark, Reza Behroozian, Felix Fiedler, Benjamin Redmer Stefan Müller (Lübeck/DE) F-PP-09 Portable auricular device for real-time swallow and chew detection Konrad Carl Steimer, Christoph Zimmermann, Jennifer Zeilfelder Christian Pylatiuk, Wilhelm Stork (Karlsruhe/DE) F-PP-10 Optical sensing of nucleic acids at high sensitivity Günnur Güler, Ercüment Karasulu (Izmir/TR) F-PP-11 Detection of miRNA using a surface plasmon resonance biosensor and antibody amplification Stefan Schmieder, Janek Weißpflog (Dresden/DE) Norbert Danz (Jena/DE), Udo Klotzbach, Frank Sonntag (Dresden/DE)


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F-PP-12 The effect of cochlear implant surgery on balance control Kourosh Roushan, Xenia Siemens, Christof Stieger Daniel Bodmer, John Allum (Basel/CH) F-PP-13 Rapid on-site test of ESBL-producing bacteria Cornelia Hettrich, Eva Ehrentreich-Förster (Potsdam/DE)

K-PP-01 Performance evaluation of a treatment couch used for tumor tracking Alexander Jöhl, Markus Stäuble, Marcial Monn, Marianne Schmid Daners, Mirko Meboldt, Stephan Klöck Stephanie Tanadini-Lang (Zurich/CH)

K-PP-02 A novel mechanical ventilator for small animals enabling flow-controlled expiration (FLEX) Sara Lozano-Zahonero, Matthias Schneider, Johannes Spaeth Stefan Schumann (Freiburg i. Br./DE) K-PP-03 Identification of instruments and implants with RFID and Data Matrix Codes for the use at the instrument table Lukas Böhler (Tuttlingen/DE) Mateusz Daniol (Tuttlingen/DE; Kraków/PL) Christian Wehrle (Tuttlingen/DE) K-PP-04 Humidification performance of three conventional humidiers under pulsatile Bi-Level ventilation Stefan Strohmer (Vienna/AT) K-PP-05 A radiobiological modelling and evaluation system for radiation oncology treatment planning Ilias Sachpazidis, Dimos Baltas (Freiburg i. Br./DE) K-PP-06 Oxygen consuming lung model Karolin Franke (Chur/CH) K-PP-07 Medication process in Styrian hospitals Patrick Hahnkamper, Christian Baumgartner Jörg Schröttner (Graz/AT)


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K-PP-08 Development of a hybrid model to evaluate integrated care in heart failure treatment Alexander Lassnig, Theresa Rienmüller, Christian Baumgartner Jörg Schröttner (Graz/AT) K-PP-09 Clinical Engineers improve patient safety in clinical trials Corrado Gemma, Ilaria Vallone, Paolo Lago (Pavia/IT) K-PP-10 A sytem for monitoring of hand hygiene in hospitals Lars Bölecke, Johannes Freckmann, Lisa Hoffmann Daniel Laqua, Peter Husar (Ilmenau/DE) K-PP-11 Regional governance, planning and management of medical equipment through an integrated biomedical technology information flow in Italy Stefania Bellelli (Turin/IT) K-PP-12 Control tower to surgical theater clinical engineer as a leader of productive process in operating room block Matteo Buccioli (Forli/IT), Leo Traldi (Forlì, Modena/IT) R-PP-01 How to deal with regulatory requirements – standards and other friends Thorsten Prinz (Frankfurt a. M./DE) R-PP-02 Usability in the lifecycle of medical software development Franziska Trauzettel, Michael Minge (Berlin/DE) R-PP-03 A case study on performance reliability of infusion pump devices Ali Tavakoli Golpaygani (Karaj/IR), Marzieh Reza (Tehran/IR) Mohammad Mehdi Movahedi (Shiraz/IR) R-PP-04 Building medical device ontologies for cross device group risk profiles Robin Seidel, Ekkehard Stößlein, Wolfgang Lauer (Bonn/DE) R-PP-05 Influence of different test gases in a non-destructive 100% quality control system for medical devices Manuel Dethloff, Thomas Pollack, Hermann Seitz (Rostock/DE)


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R-PP-06 Device development guided by user satisfaction survey on auricular vagus nerve stimulation Stefan Kampusch, Eugenijus Kaniusas, Florian Thürk, Dorian Felten Ibolya Hofmann, Jozsef Constantin Széles (Vienna/AT)

R-PP-07 High throughput model building workflow for generating personalized models of whole heart anatomy and electromechanical function Anton J. Prassl, Andrew Crozier, Martin Holler (Graz/AT) Steven A. Niederer (London/GB), Gernot Plank (Graz/AT)

U-PP-01 Epidural recordings of auditory evoked potentials in cochlear implant users Günther Bauernfeind, Sabine Haumann, Martin G. Bleichner Magnus J. Teschner, Stefan Debener Thomas Lenarz (Hanover, Oldenburg/DE) U-PP-02 Cost-effective, high-channel-count system for impedance spectroscopy Frederick Pothof, Kirti Sharma, Oliver Paul Patrick Ruther (Freiburg i. Br./DE) U-PP-03 Piezoelectric effect of PVDF and PVDF-TrFE scaffolds Sara Knigge, Fedaa AL Halabi, Alexandros Repanas, Marc Müller Oleksandr Gryshkov, Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) U-PP-04 3D Visualization of intraoperative stimulation test results for better target selection in DBS surgery Ashesh Shah (Muttenz/CH), Fabiola Alonso (Linköping/SE) Daniela Pison (Muttenz/CH) Jean-Jacques Lemaire (Clermont-Ferrand/FR) Karin Wårdell (Linköping/SE), Jérôme Coste (Clermont-Ferrand/FR) Erik Schkommodau, Simone Hemm-Ode (Muttenz/CH) W-PP-01 Analysis of customized ocular data and wave front aberrations concerning their deviations from generic eye models Natascha Bayer, Nino Hirnschall, Lukas Traxler, Andreas Drauschke Oliver Findl (Vienna/AT)


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W-PP-02 Prediction of individual aortic root prosthesis size: deformation modelling as an alternative to direct estimation Jannis Hagenah, Michael Scharfschwerdt Achim Schweikard (Lübeck/DE), Christoph Metzner (Hatfield/GB) W-PP-03 Automated detection of alveolar arches for nasoalveolar molding in cleft lip and palate treatment Franz Xaver Bauer, Dominik Gau (Garching/DE) Florian Guell (Munich/DE), Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE) Denys J Loeffelbein (Munich/DE) X-PP-01 Instrumentation of Timed-up-and-Go Test for stroke patients using multisensor insoles Veronika David, Harald Jagos, Stefan Kotzian, Mathias Forjan Anton Sabo (Vienna/AT) X-PP-02 ROS-based validation and system integration of two different electromyography sensor hardware for control of mechatronic systems In Seong Yoo, Sebastian Becker, Tien Huy Vu Jörg Franke (Erlangen/DE) X-PP-03 Automatic pairing of inertial sensors to lower limb segments: a Plug-and-Play approach David Graurock, Thomas Schauer, Thomas Seel (Berlin/DE)

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12:30–13:30 Poster session IIIRoom FoyerTopics (ID) Track E: Bioprinting and Additive Manufacturing (E-PP01–02) Track H: Cardio Technology (H-PP01–09) Track I: Cellular-, Tissue- and Bioengineering (I-PP01–09) Track M: Drug Delivery Technology (M-PP01–05) Track O: Imaging, Image Processing Image Guided Interventions (O-PP01–31) Track Q: Medical Information Mangagement (Q-PP01) E-PP-01 3D printing of hydrogels in a temperature controlled environment with high spatial resolution Benjamin Fischer, André Schulz, Michael Gepp, Julia Neubauer Luca Gentile (Sulzbach/DE) Heiko Zimmermann (Sulzbach, Saarbrücken/DE) E-PP-02 Biocompatibility of photopolymers for additive manufacturing Stefan Leonhardt (Garching/DE), Martin Klare (Dortmund/DE) Maurice Scheer (St. Gerogen/DE), Theresa Fischer, Burghard Cordes Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE) H-PP-01 Quantification of the wall shear stress in a Chandler-loop hemocompatibility testing system Antonia Kuhn, Benjamin Krolitzki, Marc Müller Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) H-PP-02 Modification of small-diameter vascular grafts with vascular endothelial growth factor has an advantage over modification with RGD peptides Anton Kutikhin, Larisa Antonova (Kemerovo/RU) Alexander Seifalian (London/GB), Victoria Sevostyanova Andrey Mironov, Amin Shabaev, Vera Matveeva, Elena Velikanova Evgeniya Sergeeva, Evgeniya Krivkina, Yuliya Kudryavtseva Olga Barbarash, Leonid Barbarash (Kemerovo/RU) H-PP-03 Compliant transparent patient-specific aortic root phantoms for hemodynamic valve testing Silje Ekroll Jahren, David Hasler, Bernhard Vennemann Martina Correa Londoño, Zoltan Laszlo Madi Hendrik von Tengg-Kobligk, Dominik Obrist (Bern/CH)


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H-PP-04 Foldable blades for a minimally invasive right ventricular assist device Christine Donay, Fiete Böhning, Thomas Gries, Stefan Jockenhoevel Tim Bolle (Aachen/DE) H-PP-05 Concept for a miniaturized cardiovascular multi sensor implant Michael Görtz, Özgü Dogan (Duisburg/DE) H-PP-06 Enhanced compliance properties of an innovative small-calibre vascular graft Alexander Löwen, Klas-Moritz Kossel, Valentine Gesché Thomas Gries, Stefan Jockenhoevel (Aachen/DE) H-PP-07 Automated control of the laser welding process of heart valve scaffolds Antonia Kuhn, Moritz Weber, Anna Lena Hoheisel Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) H-PP-08 Development of an absorbable polymer stent structure for regenerative percutaneous transcatheter aortic valve replacement: Mechanical feasibility in vitro Niels Grabow, Nadine Troes, Nicklas Fiedler, Felix Möder Sebastian Kaule, Christoph Brandt-Wunderlich, Jörn-Bo Matthies Daniela Arbeiter, Wolfram Schmidt, Klaus-Peter Schmitz (Rostock/DE) H-PP-09 Automation of a test bench for accessing the bendability of electrospun vascular grafts Antonia Kuhn, Martin Bensch, Marc Müller, Michael Bode Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)

I-PP-01 Current applications of spider silk scaffolds in tissue engineering of ligament and tendon tissue using bioreactor technology Frederik Schlottmann, Kerstin Reimers, Christian Plaaß, Sarah Strauß Vincent Coger, Peter M. Vogt, Jörn W. Kuhbier (Hanover/DE)

I-PP-02 Tracer gas analysis to quantify natural convection and atmosphere exchange in carbon dioxide incubators Matthias Schuh (Garching/DE), Bernd Schubert (Erlangen/DE) Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE)


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I-PP-03 Impact of shear stress on cell expansion and agglomerate formation in microcarrier-based cultivations of adipose tissue-derived stromal/stem cells Valentin Jossen, Regine Eibl, Dieter Eibl (Wädenswil/CH) I-PP-04 Simultaneous recording of calcium transients and force production in tissue engineered muscle fibers reveal modulatory effects of Nitric Oxide Lisa-Mareike Scheid, Almut Lütge, Tim Heißenberg, Rainer H. A. Fink Matias Mosqueira (Heidelberg/DE) I-PP-05 Development and evaluation of a bioprinting platform for printing cell-laden hydrogels under culture conditions Sascha Schwarz, Julian Blaser, Daniel Baier, Joseph Thaler Benedikt Kaufmann, Manuel Oestreich, Stefanie Sudhop Hauke Clausen-Schaumann, Alfred Fuchsberger (Munich/DE) I-PP-06 Biocentered mechatronic multiscale cell cultivation system Robert Fischer, Anja Straube, Mike Stubenrauch Hartmut Witte (Ilmenau/DE) I-PP-07 Climate retainment in carbon dioxide incubators Matthias Schuh, Michael Kirsch, Franziska Breuer, David Dillmann Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE) I-PP-08 Development of Volvox spheres for the co-culture of cardiovascular cells for tissue engineering Sara Knigge, Sinduja Suresh, Oleksandr Gryshkov Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) I-PP-09 A modular expendable Controlled-Rate Freezer for Cryovials® Peer-Phillip Ley, Tim Rittinghaus, Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) M-PP-01 Metabolic comfortin oncology andfree amino acids – perspectives for the use of their regulatory actions in physiological concentrations Nefyodov Leonid (Grodno/BY)


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M-PP-02 Preliminary design of a disposable multiposition flow valve for an innovative multiple infusions system Saif Abdul-Karim, Marko Seiler, Jörg Schroeter, Stephan Klein Bodo Nestler (Lübeck/DE) M-PP-04 Adjusting inkjet printhead parameters to deposit drugs into micro-sized reservoirs Robert Mau, Hermann Seitz, Rigo Peters, Paul Oldorf (Rostock/DE) M-PP-05 The impact of electrospray driven aerosols on the in vitro transfection efficiency for targeted gene and drug delivery David Hradetzky, Stephan Boehringer (Muttenz/CH), Paulius Ruzgys Saulius Satkauskas (Kaunas/LT), Thomas Geiser Amiq Gazdhar (Bern/CH)

O-PP-01 Self-adapting autofocus function for intravital microscopy using a tunable liquid lens Christian Schnabel, Christopher Schmidt, Edmund Koch (Dresden/DE) O-PP-02 Designing a compact MRI motion phantom Anita Möller, Max Schmiedel, Martin Koch Alfred Mertins (Lübeck/DE)

O-PP-03 Cerebral cortex classification by conditional random fields applied to intraoperative thermal imaging Nico Hoffmann, Edmund Koch, Uwe Petersohn, Matthias Kirsch Gerald Steiner (Dresden/DE) O-PP-04 Tissue stiffness of trabecular bone does not change in patients with atraumatic vertebral fractures Johannes Schneider, Matthias Pumberger, Vantte Kilappa Michael Putzier, Kay Raum (Berlin/DE) O-PP-05 Classification of indirect immunofluorescence images using thresholded local binary count features Allmin Pradhap Singh Susaiyah, Suhail Parvaze Pathan Ramakrishnan Swaminathan (Chennai/IN)


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O-PP-06 Analysis of muscle fatigue conditions using time-frequency images and GLCM features P. A. Karthick, M. Navaneethakrishna, N. Punitha, A. R. Jac Fredo Swaminathan Ramakrishnan (Chennai/IN) O-PP-07 Numerical evaluation of image parameters of ETR-1 Shamim Ahmed (Halle/DE), Marian Krüger Christian Willomitzer (Brandenburg a.d. Havel/DE) Golam Zakaria (Köthen, Gummersbach/DE) O-PP-08 Transfer characteristics of iterative reconstruction techniques David Heinemann, Andreas Keller, Dunja Jannek (Ilmenau/DE) O-PP-09 High-throughput 3D volume measurement of polymer rods Design and implementation of a solution for a high-precision volume measurement of polymer rods with optical measuring technique and subsequent imaging processing Kerstin Boochs, Tim Klippel (Klein-Winternheim/DE) Dietrich Paulus (Koblenz/DE), Heiko Theuer Torsten Vest (Klein-Winternheim/DE) O-PP-10 Virtual Template Registration – a general approach to control motion in DCE-MRI Isabella Radl, Stephen Keeling, Ursula Reiter Rudolf Stollberger (Graz/AT)

O-PP-11 Influence of denoising techniques on the absolute CBF quantification of ASL perfusion data Stefan Manfred Spann, Kamil S. Kazimierski, Christoph Stefan Aigner Markus Kraiger, Rudolf Stollberger (Graz/AT) O-PP-12 Blood flow velocity measurements by Magnetic Particle Imaging Michael G. Kaul, Tobias Mummert, Johannes Salamon, Harald Ittrich Gerhard Adam, Tobias Knopp, Caroline Jung (Hamburg/DE) O-PP-13 Fabrication of a compliant phantom of the human aortic arch for use in Particle Image Velocimetry (PIV) experimentation Larissa Huetter (Karlsruhe/DE), Patrick Geoghegan, Paul Docherty Milad Lazarjan, Donald Clucas, Mark Jermy (Christchurch/NZ)


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O-PP-14 Development and evaluation of a web based platform to assist the segmentation of medical images using crowdsourcing Daniel Xander (Muttenz/CH) O-PP-15 Effect of the number of electrodes on the reconstructed lung shape in Electrical Impedance Tomography Benjamin Schullcke, Sabine Krueger-Ziolek, Bo Gong Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) O-PP-16 Influence of storage technologies to the overall performance of massively parallel cluster computing workflows in intraoperative thermal imaging Nico Hoffmann, René Jäkel, Matthias Kirsch Wolfgang E. Nagel (Dresden/DE) O-PP-17 Hardware dependencies of GPU-accelerated beamformer performances for microwave breast cancer detection Christoph Salomon, Sebastian Ley, Marko Helbig (Ilmenau/DE) O-PP-18 Intraoperative hyperspectral imaging extending optical imaging of stimulated active brain areas in neurosurgery – a feasibility study Richard Mühle, Martin Oelschlägel, Tobias Meyer Stephan B. Sobottka, Matthias Kirsch, Gabriele Schackert Ute Morgenstern (Dresden/DE)

O-PP-19 Evaluation of florescent cell image segmentation algorithms for overlapping cell on simulated fluorescent data sets with known ground truth Veit Wiesmann, Matthias Bergler, Ralf Palmisano Thomas Wittenberg (Erlangen/DE) O-PP-20 Magnetic targeting of ferrofluids under liquid stream conditions for tumor therapy – simulation and experimental investigations Ioana Slabu, Anjali Roeth, Gernot Güntherodt, Martin Baumann Thomas Schmitz-Rode (Aachen/DE)


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O-PP-21 Computer assisted assessment of progressing osteoradionecrosis of the jaw for clinical diagnosis and treatment Cornelia Kober (Hamburg/DE), Göran Kjeller (Gothenburg/SE) Robert Sader (Frankfurt a. M./DE), Hans-Florian Zeilhofer Britt-Isabelle Berg (Basel/CH) O-PP-22 Evaluation of reconstruction parameters of electrical impedance tomography on aorta detection during saline bolus injection Florian Thürk (Vienna/AT), Andreas D. Waldmann (Landquart/CH) Karin H. Wodack, Constantin J. Trepte, Daniel Reuter (Hamburg/DE) Stefan Kampusch, Eugenijus Kaniusas (Vienna/AT) O-PP-23 Evaluation of open-source software for the lung segmentation Aseel Alnaser, Bo Gong, Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) O-PP-24 Automatic determination of lung features of CF patients in CT Scans Tanusree Chaudhuri, Bo Gong Knut Möller (Villingen-Schwenningen/DE) O-PP-25 Image analysis of self-organized multicellular patterns Christian Thies (Reutlingen/DE), Galina Khachaturyan (Stuttgart/DE) Assaf Zemel (Jerusalem/IL) Ralf Kemkemer (Reutlingen, Stuttgart/DE) O-PP-26 Peptide-modified micelles and liposomes – carriers for xenon hyper-CEST MRI of blood brain barrier endothelial cells Margitta Dathe, Karl Sydow, Matthias Schnurr Leif Schroeder (Berlin/DE)

O-PP-27 Effect of key parameters on Synthesis of Superparamagnetic Nanoparticles (SPIONs) Ankit Malhotra (Lübeck/DE), Kerstin Lüdtke-Buzug Corinna Stegelmeier, Felix Spieß, Christina Debbeler (Lübeck/DE) O-PP-28 Atomic magnetometers for magnetic susceptometery and magnetic particle imaging Victor Lebedev, Simone Colombo, Vladimir Dolgovskiy Zoran Grujic (Fribourg/CH), Junhai Zhang (Fribourg/CH; Harbin/CN) Antoine Weis (Fribourg/CH)


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O-PP-29 Magnetic characterization of phantom materials by magnetic particle spectroscopy Patricia Radon, Norbert Löwa, Felix Ptach, Dirk Gutkelch (Berlin/DE) O-PP-30 Magnetic nanoparticle-gel materials for development of long-term stable magnetic particle imaging phantoms Anne Mattern (Ilmenau/DE), Alexander Joos (Berlin, Munich/DE) Daniel Baumgarten (Ilmenau/DE), Olaf Kosch (Berlin/DE) Andreas Weidner (Ilmenau/DE), Frank Wiekhorst (Berlin/DE) Silvio Dutz (Ilmenau, Berlin/DE) O-PP-31 Fast assessment of magnetic nanoparticle tracers applying a preclinical MPI scanner Olaf Kosch, Gael Bringout, Norbert Löwa (Berlin/DE) Alexander Joos (Berlin, Garching/DE), Harald Kratz, Jörg Schnorr Lutz Trahms, Frank Wiekhorst (Berlin/DE)

Q-PP-01 Virtual reality visualization for neurosurgery Florian Coigny, Nicolas Ganz, Ashesh Shah, Simone Hemm-Ode Erik Schkommodau (Muttenz/CH)

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12:30–13:30 Poster session IVRoom FoyerTopics (ID) Track P: Implants (P-PP01–15) Track SP: Nachwuchsforscher (SP-PP01) Track SP: Late Poster (SP-PP02–03) Track Y: Smart Assistance Systems (Y-PP01–07)

P-PP-01 Investigations on the integrity of epoxy – silicone rubber interfaces Simone Lauser, Paul Cvancara, Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE) P-PP-02 Towards reliable and resealable multichannel electrical connections in implants – enhancing conduction and isolation properties in planar contact pad arrays Julia Koch, Matthias Mueller, Martin Schuettler Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE) P-PP-03 Correlation of thermo-mechanical loads while grinding and residual strength behavior of mixed oxide ceramics for medical applications Sarah Busemann (Garbsen/DE) P-PP-04 Proof of concepts study of non-destructive component validation in neural implant manufacturing Paul Cvancara, Kerstin Thiemann, Fabian Böser Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE) P-PP-05 Observation of failure mechanisms in laser fabricated parylene C based electrode arrays Matthias Mueller, Tim Hoesel (Freiburg i. Br./DE) Juan S. Ordonez (Eindhoven/NL), Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE) P-PP-06 Powering body area networks with stochastic and discontinuous power chunks Saskia Habermann, Therese Winkler, Konstantin Rönsch Christina Junger, Daniel Laqua, Peter Husar (Ilmenau/DE) P-PP-07 Development of pHEMA based diffusion barriers for in vitro analysis of drug eluting bone implants Jan Krieger, Nicole Runge, Azin Baset, Stephan Klein (Lübeck/DE)


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P-PP-08 Enhanced application procedure of an injectable drug delivery system for glaucoma treatment Stefan Siewert, Franziska Kopp, Michael Stiehm, Sylvia Pfensig Paul Reister, Jana Lafrentz, Friederike Hauschulz, Thomas Stahnke Karen Falke, Niels Grabow, Rudolf Guthoff, Klaus-Peter Schmitz Thomas Eickner (Rostock/DE) P-PP-09 Rapid tooling of vascular models for hydrodynamic assessment of transcatheter heart valves Sebastian Kaule, Christoph Brandt-Wunderlich, Leonie Kandler Wolfram Schmidt, Niels Grabow, Klaus-Peter Schmitz (Rostock/DE) P-PP-10 Micro-folding polyimide structures for neural implants Max Eickenscheidt, Thomas Stieglitz (Freiburg i. Br./DE) P-PP-11 Patient-specific hip prostheses designed by surgeons Florian Coigny (Muttenz/CH), Adrian Todor, Horatiu Rotaru Ralf Schumacher (Cluj-Napoca/RO), Erik Schkommodau (Muttenz/CH) P-PP-12 Plasma treatment on novel cage of carbon fiber reinforced PEEK to enhance bioactivity Michael Banghard, Christian Freudigmann, Volker Bucher Kamel Silmy, Alfred Stett (Reutlingen/DE) P-PP-13 Deposition of bioactive and bioinert ceramic coatings on magnesium using detonation Oleksandr Gryshkov (Hanover/DE), Nickolai Klyui Volodymyr Temchenko (Kyiv/UA), Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE) P-PP-14 Wear of a total intervertebral disc prosthesis – abrasion tests of a tribological system of total intervertebral disc prosthesis with dampening characteristics Carina Micheler, Erhard Krampe (Garching/DE) Peter Foehr (Munich/DE), Miriam Haerst (Garching/DE) Rainer Burgkart (Munich/DE) P-PP-15 A highly miniaturized two-axis acceleration sensor for implantable hemodynamic controlling system Dirk Wuensch, Mario Baum, Roman Forke, Karla Hiller (Chemnitz/DE)


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SP-PP-01 Low-power energy management circuit for intracorporal PVDF piezoelectric energy harvesters Alexey Antsipkin, Uwe Marschner (Dresden/DE) Christian Schulz (Mittweida/DE)

SP-PP-02 Influence of proteins on magnesium degradation Sara Knigge, Hans Jürgen Maier, Birgit Glasmacher (Hanover/DE)

SP-PP-03 Conformity assessment of medical laser devices Alexander Stein (Bonn/DE)

Y-PP-01 Textile sensor networks for wound monitoring applications Johannes Wendler, Dilibaier Aibibu, Andreas Nocke Chokri Cherif (Dresden/DE) Y-PP-02 Smart device based application for minimal invasive spine surgery using mobile tracking Andreas Alk, Tobias Martin Mateusz Daniol (Tuttlingen/DE; Kraków/PL) Y-PP-03 Sonographic measurement for patient-specific hip rotation using smart devices Tobias Martin, Andreas Alk (Tuttlingen/DE; Kraków/PL) Adrian Goral (Kraków/PL) Y-PP-04 Joint depth and color camera for positioning of the acetabular component in total hip replacement Adrian Goral (Kraków/PL), Tobias Martin Andreas Alk (Tuttlingen/DE; Kraków/PL) Y-PP-05 Medical localizer based on Apple iPhone and iPod devices Mateuz Daniol, Tobias Martin Andreas Alk (Tuttlingen/DE; Kraków/PL)

Y-PP-06 Integration of electronic components into medical plastic parts by injection molding Valerie Werner, Christoph Rehekampff, Sebastian Dengler Matthias Zeppenfeld, Markus Eblenkamp (Garching/DE)

Y-PP-07 Monitoring of daily physical activity in patients with implantable blood pumps using a 3-axial accelerometer Christoph Gross, Michael Haller, Daniel Zimpfer Heinrich Schima, Francesco Moscato (Vienna/AT)

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Bourauel, Christoph 58Bourban, Pierre-Etienne 50Brack, Alexander 69Brandenburg, Albrecht 38Brandt, David 85Brandt-Wunderlich, Christoph 55, 92, 100Braß, Patrick 59Braun, Fabian 59, 75Brauner, Torsten 44Brausch, Lukas 58Brecher, Christian 69Bremm, Rene Peter 34Brensing, Andreas 85Bretthauer, Georg 58Breuer, Franziska 93Brickwedde, Carina 61Brieskorn, Carina 82Bringout, Gael 98Brose, Andreas 46Brosien, Kay 29Brucher, Rainer 59Brückner, Mathias 52Bruder, Ralf 43Brunner, Manuel 30Bucan, Vesna 30Buccioli, Matteo 88Bucher, Volker 60, 100Buckow, Eric 50Buehren, Volker 32Buhl, Sebastian 52, 66Bukowski, Mark 62Bulitta, Clemens 52, 66, 70Bullemer, Christian 50Burgard, Wolfram 39Bürger, Frank 52Burgkart, Rainer 44, 73, 100Burkhard, Fiona 72Burkhardt, Sarah 35, 50Busch, Lisa-Mareike 46Busek, Mathias 46Busemann, Sarah 73, 99Busemann, Sarah 73, 99Buske, Christian 77Buzug, Thorsten M. 82

CCajochen, Christian 56Candreia, Claudia 69Cantieni, Tarcisi 72Cattin, Philippe 32Caversaccio, Marco 69

Chalopin, Claire 42Chaudhuri, Tanusree 97Cheng, Chun-Yiu Jack 44Cherif, Chokri 101Chételat, Olivier 75Christen, Patrik 44Christoph, Jan 74Ciblak, Namik 83, 85Cladera, Borja 79Clason, Christian 53Clausen-Schaumann, Hauke 93Clavica, Francesco 72Clement, Joachim H. 45Clemenz, Markus 61Clucas, Donald 95Coger, Vincent 30, 92Coigny, Florian 98, 100Colombo, Simone 97Contreras Lopez, Jennifer 54Cordes, Burghard 91Cornaglia, Matteo 46Cornelissen, Christian 64Coste, Jérôme 89Cristina-Schmitz, Heidi 66Crozier, Andrew 89Cvancara, Paul 99Cypko, Mario A. 42

DDanani, Andrea 33Dangers, Marc 82Daniol, Mateusz 87, 101Dannberg, Gudrun 78Danz, Norbert 86Dasen, Stephan 75Dastagir, Khaled 30Dathe, Margitta 97David, Veronika 90De la Cadena, Wladimir 37de Wild, Michael 30, 35, 50, 60Debbeler, Christina 97Debener, Stefan 89Deckert, Martin 46Degiorgis, Yan 59Deiters, Wolfgang 57Dencks, Stefanie 65Dengler, Sebastian 101Deriu, Marco 33Detert, Jacqueline 85Detert, Markus 59, 85Dethloff, Manuel 82, 88Dibbern, Isabeau 86

Dickhaus, Hartmut 34, 37, 80Dieckhoff, Jan 53Diesing, Jan 51Dillmann, Christopher 74Dillmann, David 93Disselhorst-Klug, Catherine 40 66Divoux, Jean-Louis 81Djeljadini, Suzana 77Docherty, Paul 29, 33, 95Dogan, Özgü 92Dolgovskiy, Vladimir 97Doll, Katharina 61Doll, Theodor 35Donay, Christine 55, 92Doneit, Wolfgang 40Donos, Christian 31Dornbusch, Friedrich 62Dössel, Olaf 16, 33, 38, 46 49, 53, 59, 62, 63, 70, 78, 79, 81Doyle, John 84Drauschke, Andreas 89Dreher, Thomas 37Drossel, Welf-Guntram 73Duarte, Braulio R. 66Dümpelmann, Matthias 31Düregger, Katharina 54Dutz, Silvio 45, 98

EEblenkamp, Markus 50, 54, 60 77, 90, 91, 92, 93, 101Eckardt, Franziska 82Ehlert, Nina 60Ehrentreich-Förster, Eva 87Eibl, Dieter 54, 93Eibl, Regine 93Eickenscheidt, Max 100Eickner, Thomas 30, 35, 77, 100Eisenmann, Urs 80Eisenschenk, Andreas 81Engel, Sebastian 37Erkkilä, Mikael Timo 74Ernst, Arneborg 81Ernst, Floris 43Eschenbecher, Nicole 52, 66Eschweiler, Jörg 44Esterer, Benjamin 28Ettrichrätz, Martin 73Etzel, Robin 41

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FFabech, Jonas 75Falke, Karen 100Farkas, Robert 62Faul, Niko 28Feige, Bernd 56Feiling, Michael 79Felderhoff, Thomas 68Feldheiser, Aarne 68Feldheiser, Aarne 68Feldmann, Arne 80Felten, Dorian 89Feuerstein, Thomas J. 34Ficker, Joachim H. 56Fiebich, Martin 41Fiederer, Lukas D. J. 39Fiedler, Eva-Maria 39Fiedler, Felix 85, 86Fiedler, Nicklas 92Fiestas, Antonio 86Fietze, Ingo 56Findl, Oliver 89Fink, Rainer H. A. 93Fischer, Benjamin 91Fischer, Claudia 72Fischer, Dirk 85Fischer, Gerrit 69Fischer, Karin 32Fischer, Robert 93Fischer, Theresa 91Fleckenstein, Berit 68Foehr, Peter 44, 69, 73, 100Foerstenberg, Dirk 48, 80Folkmer, Bernd 61Fonseca Ulloa, Carlos 66Forjan, Mathias 90Forke, Roman 100Fournelle, Marc 58Franke, Adrian 42Franke, Jörg 90Franke, Karolin 87Franz, Christian 61Frauchiger, Daniela 50Freckmann, Johannes 88Freudigmann, Christian 100Frey, Sabrina 70Friebe, Michael 48, 53, 65, 75, 80Frieboes, Hermann 33Fritscher, Karl 34Fritzsche, Holger 80Fuchs, Mirco 72, 80Fuchsberger, Alfred 93Fürst, David 28

GGabler, Carolin 32Gabriel, Holger 49Gaebel, Jan 42Gallinger, Simon 40Galow, Anne-Marie 73Gänger, René 85, 86Gantenbein, Benjamin 50Ganz, Nicolas 98Gattinger, Johannes 50Gau, Dominik 90Gavaghan, Kate 80Gazdhar, Amiq 94Gebhardt, Sylvia 65Geisbüsch, Andreas 37Geiser, Thomas 94Geller, Markus 48Gemma, Corrado 88Gemmeke, Hartmut 65Gentile, Luca 91Genzel, Jochen 41Geoghegan, Patrick 95Gepp, Michael 91Gerhardt, Nils C. 74Gerlach, Gerald 38Gesché, Valentine 64, 92Ghajarjazy, Azadeh 82Gick, Michael 78Gigler, Alexander M. 38Gijs, Martin 46Gimsa, Jan 73Giraldo, Beatriz 79Glasmacher, Birgit 30, 47, 54 61, 66, 78, 89, 91, 92, 93, 100, 101Glaßer, Sylvia 82Glasstetter, Martin 39Glos, Daniel W. 51Glos, Martin 45, 56Glueckert, Rudolf 34Glukhovskoy, Anatoly 69Golde, Jonas 74Golkowski, Daniel 34Golz, Martin 34, 59Gommel, Udo 52Gong, Bo 29, 43, 96, 97Gonzalez, Cristina 72Goral, Adrian 101Göttsche, Thorsten 73Goubergrits, Leonid 29Grabow, Niels 28, 30, 35, 37, 55 77, 84, 92, 100Gräfe, Christine 45Grämiger, Michelle 72

Granegger, Marcus 41Grasso, Gianvito 33Grätz, Hagen 73Graurock, David 90Greiner, Joachim 63Griebel, Stefan 82Gries, Thomas 92Grieshofer, Peter 40Gross, Christoph 59, 75, 101Gross, Volker 66Grossenbacher, Olivier 75Großmann, Friederike 29Grote, Ludger 56Grujic, Zoran 97Grünzner, Stefan 46, 50Gryshkov, Oleksandr 89, 93, 100Guber, Andreas 38Guðfinnsdóttir, Halla K. 31Guðmundsdóttir, Vilborg 31Guell, Florian 90Guenther, Margarita 38Gugel, Sebastian 69Guggenbichler, Peter 52Guha, Subhajit 59Guignard, Jérémie 69Güler, Günnur 86Günther, Manuel 30Günther, Paul 65Güntherodt, Gernot 96Gurumurthy, Pragathi 82Guthoff, Rudolf 58, 84, 100Gutkelch, Dirk 98

HHaack, Janne 73Habermann, Saskia 99Haberstroh, Jörg 66Hadert, Nicole 28Haeberlin, Andreas 55, 72Haecker, Frank-Martin 46Haerst, Miriam 35, 77, 100Hagenah, Jannis 90Hahnkamper, Patrick 87Haller, Andreas 66Haller, Michael 59, 75, 101Hamadeh, Nader 62Handler, Michael 34, 63Hansen, Christian 65Hanser, Friedrich 63Harrysson, Ola 50Hartmann, Corinna 85Hasler, David 29, 91

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Hofmann, Ibolya 89Hofmann, Martin R. 74Hofmann, Nicola 54Hofmann, Simon 66Hofmann, Ulrich G. 34, 81Hofmann, Viktor 69Hofmeier, Benedikt 46Hoheisel, Anna Lena 92Hohenstein, Bernd 50Holc, Katarcyna 39Hollensteiner, Marianne 28Holler, Martin 89Holmqvist, Fredrik 81Holz, Philipp 38Hooper, Sue 44Hopp, Torsten 65Horky, Jelena 35Hradetzky, David 18, 46, 61, 94Huang, Huaiqi 31Huck, Salina 79Huetter, Larissa 95Hügl, Silke 82Hunger, Sandra 73Hunger, Stefan 28Hunsicker, Oliver 68Husar, Peter 28, 82, 88, 99Hyttinen, Jari 47

IIlg, Rüdiger 34Illanes, Alfredo 53Illner, Sabine 30Imhoff, Michael 47, 59, 76Ipsen, Svenja 43Ittrich, Harald 53, 95

JJac Fredo, A. R. 95Jagos, Harald 90Jahren, Silje Ekroll 91Jäkel, René 96Jamal, Farabi Ibne 59Janiga, Gabor 82Jannek, Dunja 95Janssen, Henning 69Janßen, Jan-Dirk 41Jauer, Philipp 43Jehnichen, Tanja 75Jenner, Florien 54Jennissen, Herbert 36, 78Jermy, Mark 95

Jockenhoevel, Stefan 55, 64 77, 92Jöhl, Alexander 87Johnson Chacko, Lejo 34Joos, Alexander 98Jordan, Denis 34Joseph, Kevin 34Jossen, Valentin 54, 93Jovaisaite, Virginija 46Jung, Caroline 53, 95Jung, Erik 85Junger, Christina 99Jürgens, Philipp 32, 37, 53Justiz, Jörn 31, 74

KKainz, Philipp 43Kalkbrenner, Christoph 59Kalla, Jörg 61Kallus, Sebastian 37, 80Kaltenbacher, Wenzel 49Kamke, Frank 55Kampusch, Stefan 89, 97Kandler, Leonie 100Kaniusas, Eugenijus 38, 89, 97Karasulu, Ercüment 86Karimi, Alireza 84Karthick, P. A. 95Kast, Christoph 40Katanacho, Manuel 37Katarina, Gille 73Kauff, Daniel W. 51, 52Kaufmann, Benedikt 93Kaul, Michael G. 53, 95Kaule, Sebastian 92, 100Kaushik, Mitra 43Kazimierski, Kamil S. 95Keeling, Stephen 95Kegel, Michael 61Keller, Andreas 95Keller, Fabian 44Keller, Mark 38Keller, Markus 52Kemkemer, Ralf 97Kemper, Max 74Kempin, Wiebke 61Kertzscher, Ulrich 29, 72Kessler, Thomas 69Kesting, Marco 73Khachaturyan, Galina 97Khan, Marius R. 57Khoushabi, Azadeh 50

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Flexible and printed electronics for the life sciences

Using specialized printing technologies and functional materials, CSEM develops innovative integrated devices for the life sciences. The processes involved pave the way for thin and flexible systems, as well as customizable and on-demand automated production systems. CSEM offers a range of competencies in printable electronics for the life sciences. Applications include wearable sensors, electronics for vital-signs monitoring, flexible sensors for disposable laboratory equipment and diagnostic devices.

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Kienast, Roland 63Kienzle, Rolf-Peter 78Kilappa, Vantte 94Kircher, Michael 53Kirmse, Gerhard 52Kirsch, Axel 36Kirsch, Matthias 74, 94, 96Kirsch, Michael 93Kirsten, Lars 74Kissinger, Dietmar 59Kitzmüller, Erwin 41Kjeller, Göran 97Klar, Ernst 76Klare, Martin 91Klein, Stephan 94, 99Klepsch, Tobias 82Klingel, Karin 33Klingler, Werner 44Klink, Fabian 32Klippel, Tim 95Klöck, Stephan 87Klose, Marie 77Klotzbach, Udo 46, 50, 86Kluck, Christina 82Kluess, Daniel 28Klum, Michael 68, 83Klyui, Nickolai 100Knaup-Gregori, Petra 57Kneist, Werner 51, 52Knieling, Thomas 38Knigge, Sara 30, 78, 89, 93, 101Knopp, Andreas 68Knopp, Tobias 53, 95Kober, Cornelia 53, 58, 97Koch, Edmund 74, 81, 94Koch, Eva 72Koch, Jan Hannes 82Koch, Julia 99Koch, Martin 83, 94Koch, Martin A. 82Koch, Timo 32Koch, Volker M. 31, 72Kochs, Eberhard F. 34Koger, Birgit 38Kohl, Peter 33Köhler, Bernd 58Kohse, Stefanie 77Kokelmann, Martin 31Kölle, Lucia 85Kopic, Claudia 72Kopp, Franziska 100

Korossis, Sotirios 64Kosch, Olaf 53, 98Kossel, Klas-Moritz 92Kotzian, Stefan 90Kraft, Marc 40, 52Kraiger, Markus 95Krajewski, Jarek 34Kramlich, Alexander 49Krampe, Erhard 100Kratz, Harald 98Krauss, Jens 38Krautschneider, Wolfgang 31, 85Kreisköther, Kim Dana 60Kremer, Antje 54Krenn, Matthias 31, 40Kretschmer, Jörn 33Krieger, Jan 99Krishnamani, Gopalan 46Krivkina, Evgeniya 91Kroener, Michael 31Krolitzki, Benjamin 78, 91Kruder, Andy 79Krueger, Martin W. 81Krueger-Ziolek, Sabine 43, 96Krug, Johannes 49, 53, 75, 78Krug, Robin 74Krüger, Marian 95Krüger, Thilo B. 34, 37, 51, 52, 81Krüger-Ziolek, Sabine 29Kruse, Magnus 55, 77Krystian, Maciej 35Kudryavtseva, Yuliya 91Kuhbier, Jörn W. 30, 92Kuhl, Matthias 39Kuhn, Antonia Isabel Kühnert, Helmut 78Kukuk, Markus 79Kunert, Kathleen 72Kuntz, Lara 44Kupnik, Mario 41Kurylo, Agnieszka 38Kurzhals, Anja 37Kuß, Julia 41Kuster, Roman 75Kutikhin, Anton 91

LLachner, Daniel 31Lafrentz, Jana 100Lago, Paolo 70, 88Laidig, Daniel 40Lang, Hauke 51, 52

Lang, Stephan 79Langdon, Ruby 29Langenmair, Michael 69Langner, Sönke 84Langosch, Matthäus 83Langthaler, Sonja 44Langton, Christian 44Laqua, Daniel 28, 82, 88, 99Lassnig, Alexander 44, 82, 88Latzin, Philipp 29Laub, Markus 36Lauer, Wolfgang 76, 88Laufer, Bernhard 29Lauser, Simone 99Lauterböck, Lothar 54Lazarjan, Milad 95Lebedev, Victor 97Lee, Yuk-Wai Wayne 44Lehnert, Thomas 46Leipold, Tobias 85Leistritz, Lutz 68Leitte, Heike 74Lemaire, Jean-Jacques 89Lemay, Mathieu 59Lemcke, Felix 78Lemkaddem, Alia 75Lenarz, Thomas 14, 35, 69, 72 76, 82, 89Lenis, Gustavo 49, 59, 63Lenz, Marcel 74Leonhardt, Stefan 50, 91Leonhardt, Steffen 29Leonid, Nefyodov 93Ley, Peer-Phillip 93Ley, Sebastian 96Li, Tao 31Licandro, Ginevra 33Liebetanz, David 40Liebl, Maik 45Liebsch, Christina 30Liljemalm, Rickard 39Lippert, Michael 46Liu, Qi 28Loeffelbein, Denys J 90Loepthien, Nora 75Loewe, Axel 63, 81Loitz, Jan 31Londoño, Martina Correa 91Löwa, Norbert 45, 98Löwen, Alexander 92Lozano-Zahonero, Sara 87Lüdtke-Buzug, Kerstin 97

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Ludvigsdóttir, Guðbjörg K. 31Ludwig, Frank 45Luedicke, Gerhard 30Lüers, Steffen 36Luik, Armin 49, 78, 79Luppa, Peter B. 38Lütge, Almut 93Luther, Stefan 63, 74Madi, Zoltan Laszlo 91

MMagnúsdóttir, Gígja 31Mahn, Marlene 66Maier, Hans Jürgen 101Majdani, Omid 69, 82Malberg, Hagen 68Malek, Michael 28Malhotra, Ankit 97Mang, Ira 74Manikowski, Dominique 35Manzouri, Farrokh 31Marcato, Daniel 72Marek, Romy 50Marette, Alexis 46Marko, Christiane 59, 75Marri, Kiran 79Marschner, Uwe 83, 101Martin, Heiner 84Martin, Tanja 38, 77Martin, Tobias 101Martinez, Vincent 69Martini, Nadja 81Matich, Sebastian 37, 80Matschegewski, Claudia 30Mattern, Anne 98Matthes, Daniel 80Matthies, Jörn-Bo 30, 37, 92Mattmüller, Rudi 37, 51, 81Matveeva, Vera 91Mau, Robert 50, 94Mauck, Josephine 28, 32Maw, Martin 70, 75Mayr, Winfried 14, 17, 31 40, 63Mayrhofer-Reinhartshuber, Michael 43Meboldt, Mirko 87Meckel, Stephan 66Meister, Sven 57Mela, Petra 55, 64Melzer, Andreas 42Menze, Bjoern 48

Menzel, Sarah 64Mertins, Alfred 94Metzner, Christoph 90Metzner, Roland 80Meyer, Tobias 41, 74, 96Michel-Behnke, Ina 41Micheler, Carina 100Miethke, Christoph 32Mikut, Ralf 40, 74Militz, Matthias 32Millrose, Michael 81Minge, Michael 88Mingler, Bernhard 35Minn, Tobias 83Mironov, Andrey 91Mittelmeier, Wolfram 32Möder, Felix 92Molitor, Matthias 32Mollenhauer, Johannes 66Möller, Anita 94Möller, Knut 29, 33, 43, 75, 96, 97Möller, Ronny 38Mönch, Christoph 80Monn, Marcial 87Moreira, Ricardo 55Morgenstern, Ute 33, 41, 74, 96Moscato, Francesco 41, 55, 59 70, 75, 101Moser, Christophe 50Moser, Virginie 75Mosqueira, Matias 93Moss, Robin 70Moszkowski, Tomasz 51Mottaghi, Soheil 34Mouchiroud, Laurent 46Mounir, Christian 39Movahedi, Mohammad Mehdi 88Mueller, Matthias 99Mueller, Peter Paul 35Mühlberg, Katja 79Mühle, Richard 96Mühlsteff, Jens 59, 75Müller, Angelina 39Müller, Dennis 43Müller, Günter 85Müller, Judith 30Müller, Marc 30, 61, 66, 89, 91 92Müller, Rainer 30, 35Müller, Ralph 44, 74

Müller, Stefan 85, 86Müller-Putz, Gernot R. 38Mummert, Tobias 53, 95Murray, Jeremy 38Music, Zenit 68

NNagaraj, Yeshaswini 48Nagarajan, G. 79Nagel, Marc 85Nagel, Wolfgang E. 96Naib, Khaled 38Narasimhan, Shreya 46Nasrat, Sara 72Navaneethakrishna, M. 95Ndzengue, Steven 66Nebling, Eric 38Nestler, Bodo 86, 94Neubauer, Julia 91Neubauer, Robert 40Neubert, Holger 65, 83Neudert, Marcus 74Neumann, Ann-Krisitin 31Neumuth, Thomas 42Neupert, Carsten 37, 80Neusser, Christine 77Nguyen, Martin 80Nicolas, Volkmar 48Niederer, Steven A. 89Niederhauser, Thomas 72Niedermayr, Anja 38Nocke, Andreas 101Noeh, Claudius 66Nolte, Lutz-P. 68Nova, Igor 80Nyilas, Sylvia 29

OObermeier, Andreas 44Obrist, Dominik 29, 70, 72, 91Odenbach, Robert 75Oehlbauer, Markus 32Oelschlägel, Martin 41, 74, 96Oeltze-Jafra, Steffen 42Oertel, Joachim 69Oesterlein, Tobias 49, 78, 79Oestreich, Manuel 93Oevermann, Jorge 58Ohl, Frank 46Ohs, Nicholas 44Okyar, A. Fethi 83, 85Oldorf, Paul 94

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Opitz, Thomas 41Ordonez, Juan S. 69, 99Orglmeister, Reinhold 68, 83Osman, Jan 29Otten, Christian 35Overhoff, Heinrich Martin 48

PPachen, Martin 83Palmisano, Ralf 96Parlitz, Ulrich 63Pascal, Joris 49, 72Pathan, Suhail Parvaze 43, 94Paul, Oliver 39, 89Paulus, Dietrich 95Peng, Anqi 54Penzel, Thomas 56Peschel, Sabine 58Peter, Nico 74Peter, Haig Alexander 28Peters, Rigo 94Petersohn, Uwe 94Petrovic, Andreas 53Pfeifer, Günther 83Pfensig, Sylvia 30, 100Pflüger, Patrick 81Pflugradt, Maik 68Piechotta, Gundula 38Pieles, Uwe 60Pielmus, Alexandru-Gabriel 68 83Pierrel, Nicolas 59Pilic, Tobias 80Pinnell, Richard 81Pioletti, Dominique 18, 50Piper, Diana 68Pisecky, Lorenz 84Pison, Daniela 89Pitschmann, Kai 59Plaaß, Christian 92Plange, Niklas 72Plank, Gernot 33, 59, 71, 89Platonov, Pyotr G. 81Platz, Guido 85Poelstra, Anke 48Pollack, Thomas 88Pollnow, Stefan 38, 46, 63Portl, Julia 74Pothof, Frederick 89Pothof, Fredrick 39Pott, Peter P. 28, 37, 80Potyagaylo, Danila 63, 81

Poudel, Prabal 65Prassl, Anton J. 59, 89Preim, Bernhard 82Princz, Sascha 54Prinz, Thorsten 88Probst, Mareike 61Proença, Martin 59Prüssmann, Klaas P. 53Ptach, Felix 98Pude, Frank 41Puiu, Andrei Alexandru 62Pullig, Oliver 64Pumberger, Matthias 94Punitha, N. 95Putzier, Michael 94Pylatiuk, Christian 72, 86

QQuandt, Fanny 31

RRadermacher, Klaus 32, 73Radl, Isabella 95Radon, Patricia 98Rahim, Muhammad Imran 35Rahimi, Seyed Ali 81Rajabi, Taleieh 38Ramakrishnan, Swaminathan 43, 79, 95Randerath, Winfried J. 56Ranft, Andreas 34Ranner, Sigrid 40Rapp, Christin 60, 77Rau, Thomas S. 69, 82Raum, Kay 94Rausch, Andreas 43Reboredo, Jenny 54Redmer, Benjamin 85, 86Rehekampff, Christoph 101Reich, Christian 49Reichard, Bianca 80Reichensperger, Patrick 59Reichert, Klaus-Martin 58Reimann, Susanne 58Reimers, Kerstin 30, 92Reinert, Aljoscha 31Reisacher, Markus 39Reischl, Markus 40, 72, 74Reisgen, Uwe 35Reishofer, Gernot 41Reister, Paul 100Reiter, Ursula 95

Remmer, Hilke 45Rempel, Tobias 79Repanas, Alexandros 61, 89Reuter, Daniel 97Reuter, Thomas 44Reza, Marzieh 88Ribitsch, Iris 54Ricken, Tim 48Riedlinger, Axel 33Rienmüller, Theresa 63, 82, 88Ringenbach, Alex 43Rissing, Lutz 69Rittinghaus, Tim 93Rockstroh, Max 42Roeth, Anjali 96Rohde, Manfred 35Röhr, Udo 28Rönsch, Konstantin 99Rose, Georg 32, 49, 69, 78Rösler, Mechthild 50Rotaru, Horatiu 100Rotermund, Hanna 42Rothmayer, Markus 82Rotsch, Christian 50, 73Rotter, Nicole 54Rottmann, Markus 33, 49Roushan, Kourosh 87Rücker, Christoph 64Rudmann, Linda 39, 69Rudorf, Sandra 31Rüegg, Jasmine 50Ruff, Roman 51Ruiter, Nicole V. 65Rund, Armin 53Runge, Nicole 99Rupp, Rüdiger 40Ruther, Patrick 39, 89Ruzgys, Paulius 94

SSaba, Rami 34Sabo, Anton 90Sabzpoushan, S.H 82Sachpazidis, Ilias 87Sachweh, Sabine 57Sader, Robert 97Sahmel, Olga 35Salamon, Johannes 95Salito, Armando 60Salomon, Christoph 96Sander-Thömmes, Tilmann 45Sanner, Bernd 56

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Satkauskas, Saulius 94Sayed Herbawi, Abdalrahmen 39Schacher, Felix H. 45Schackel, Thomas 30Schackert, Gabriele 74, 96Schanze, Thomas 41, 43, 49 56, 79, 80Scharfschwerdt, Michael 90Schäske, Jörn 61Schauer, Bernhard 84Schauer, Thomas 90Scheel, Mathias 29Scheer, Maurice 91Scheid, Lisa-Mareike 93Schell, Joachim 68Scheuner, Erika 75Scheuren, Ariane 74Schiecke, Karin 68Schier, Peter 34Schiermeister, Linda 55Schima, Heinrich 41, 59, 70 75, 101Schizas, Constantin 50Schkommodau, Erik 32, 89, 98, 100Schlaak, H. F. 80Schlamelcher, Jan 42Schlöglhofer, Thomas 75Schlömicher, Markus 48Schlosser, Ingolf 85Schlottmann, Frederik 30, 92Schlüter, Anke 79Schmalenberg, Michael 38Schmid Daners, Marianne 70, 87Schmidt, Bertram 46, 59, 85Schmidt, Christopher 94Schmidt, Johannes 66Schmidt, Marcus 49, 78Schmidt, Martin 61Schmidt, Nadeschda 61Schmidt, Ulrike 38Schmidt, Wolfram 37, 55, 92 100Schmiedel, Max 94Schmieder, Florian 50Schmieder, Kirsten 74Schmieder, Stefan 86Schmitt, Claus 49, 78, 79Schmitt, Daniel 58Schmitt, Sebastian 48Schmitz, Georg 65

Schmitz, Klaus-Peter 28, 30, 35 37, 55, 69, 92, 100Schmitz-Rode, Thomas 62, 96Schmocker, Andreas 50Schnabel, Christian 94Schneider, Andreas 32Schneider, Carola 41Schneider, Gerhard 34Schneider, Johannes 94Schneider, Marc 69Schneider, Matthias 87Schneider, Sarah 72Schnitker, Jan 60Schnorr, Jörg 98Schnurr, Matthias 97Schober, Konstanze 77Schoettker, Patrick 59Schoft, Julia 35Scholtes, Michael 66Schöpe, Lothar 57Schostak, Martin 80Schreiter, Matthias 38Schrempf, Andreas 28Schröder, Rasmus 74Schrödl, Falk 28Schroeder, Dietmar 31, 85Schroeder, Leif 97Schroeter, Jörg 94Schrott-Fischer, Anneliese 34Schröttner, Jörg 40, 44, 63, 66 82, 87, 88Schrumpf, Fabian 72, 80Schubert, Bernd 92Schubert, Rainer 34Schudt, Florian 66Schuettler, Martin 99Schuh, Matthias 50, 92, 93Schuler, Nadine 79Schuler, Steffen 63Schullcke, Benjamin 29, 43, 75 96Schult, Mark 50Schultes, Günter 83Schulz, André 91Schulz, Christian 73, 101Schulz, Steffen 79Schulze, Christian 73Schulze, Jennifer 60, 61Schulze-Bonhage, Andreas 31, 39Schumacher, Ralf 50, 100Schumann, Andy 49, 68, 78Schumann, Stefan 66, 87

Schumann, Ulrich 59Schümann, Kerstin 28, 35Schunck, Tobias 85Schwab, Martin 69Schwaerzle, Michael 39Schwalbe, Marius 70Schwarz, Hans-Christoph 60Schwarz, Oliver 85Schwarz, Sascha 93Schwarz, Silke 54Schweikard, Achim 43, 90Schwerdt, Christopher 55Sedivy, Roland 43Seebach, Michael 73Seel, Thomas 40, 90Seemann, Gunnar 33, 49, 63 70, 81Seidel, Robin 88Seidlitz, Anne 33, 61Seifalian, Alexander 91Seiler, Marko 94Seitz, Hermann 50, 82, 88, 94Seitz, Jan-Marten 35Semm, Charlotte 49Senger, Sebastian 69Senger, Vanessa 79Sergeeva, Evgeniya 91Serowy, Steffen 82Sesia, Sergio 46Seufert, Peter 40Sevostyanova, Victoria 91Shabaev, Amin 91Shah, Ashesh 89, 98Shahidi, Niloofar 82Sharma, Kirti 89Shashanka, S. Rao 43Sieber, Ingo 58Siemens, Xenia 87Siewert, Stefan 100Silmy, Kamel 100Simanski, Olaf 29Siroros, Nad 44Slabu, Ioana 96Snedeker, Jess 54Sobottka, Stephan B. 74, 96Sohrabi, Keywan 66Sola, Josep 59Somerlik-Fuchs, Karin 51, 81Sommer, David 34, 59Sommermeyer, Dirk 56Sonntag, Frank 46, 50, 86Sorrentino, Vincenzo 46

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Spaeth, Johannes 66, 87Spann, Stefan Manfred 95Spassov, Sashko 66Spicher, Nicolai 79Spieß, Felix 97Sprung, Julian 65Stachs, Oliver 58, 84Stahnke, Thomas 100Stark, Christian 85, 86Stark, Philipp 59Starke, Eric 83Stäuble, Markus 87Staude, Gerhard 68Stauffer, Flurin 69Stebinger, Manuel 80Steege, Tobias 46Stefanova, Nataliya 41Stegelmeier, Corinna 97Stegmaier, Johannes 74Steimer, Konrad Carl 86Stein, Sandra 33Stein, Alexander 101Steinbrecher, Lisa 66Steiner, Gerald 94Steinhoff, Uwe 45Stender, Birgit 63Stephan, Daniel 28Stett, Alfred 60, 100Stieger, Christof 69, 87Stieglitz, Thomas 31, 39, 69 99, 100Stiehm, Michael 55, 100Stiesch, Meike 61Stockmanns, Gudrun 34Stodtmeister, Richard 41Stoehr, Matthaeus 42Stoiber, Martin 41Stollberger, Rudolf 43, 53, 95Stoppe, Thomas 74Stork, Wilhelm 86Stößlein, Ekkehard 88Straube, Anja 93Strauch, Justus 48Strauß, Sarah 30, 92Ströbel, Joachim 50Strohmer, Stefan 87Stubenrauch, Mike 93Sturm, Matthias 72Sudhop, Stefanie 93Suresh, Sinduja 93Susaiyah, Allmin Pradhap Singh 94

Swaminathan, Ramakrishnan 94Sydow, Karl 97Széles, Jozsef Constantin 89

TTakagaki, Kentaroh 46Takam, Pierre Christian 78Tanadini-Lang, Stephanie 87Tavakoli Golpaygani, Ali 88Taylor, Carly 74Tegtmeier, Katharina 35Temchenk, Volodymyr 100Teschner, Magnus J. 89Teske, Michael 77Tetzlaff, Ronald 79Textor, Dominik 75Thaler, Joseph 93Theiß, Marie 45Theuer, Heiko 95Thiebes, Lena 64Thiele, Julius 40Thiemann, Kerstin 99Thieringer, Florian 44Thies, Christian 97Thürk, Florian 89, 97Tigges, Timo 68, 83Tilp, Andreas 40Todor, Adrian 100Töllner, Philip 40Töppel, Thomas 73Torabiyan, Hamid 84Toso, Lorenzo 58Trächtler, Martin 61Trahms, Lutz 98Traldi, Leo 88Trauzettel, Franziska 88Traxler, Lukas 89Trepte, Constantin J. 97Tretbar, Steffen H. 58, 65Trimpe, Sebastian 40Troes, Nadine 92Tronnier, Helena 37Trumpp, Alexander 68Trüssel, Andreas 74Tschöp, Matthias 85Tumampos, Jonas 78, 79Tute, Erik 57Twiefel, Jens 69Tybrandt, Klas 69

UUlloa, Patricia 82

Unger, Michael 42Urban, Gerald 30, 46

VVallone, Ilaria 88van Drunen, Wouter J. 69Vargas Luna, José Luis 31Veauthier, Christian 45Velikanova, Elena 91Vennemann, Bernhard 91Verjans, Mark 44, 73Verjus, Christophe 59Verma, Bhawna 78Vest, Torsten 95Vidakovic, Zoran 28Vienken, Jörg 66Voelker, Wolfram 41Vogel, Rolf 55Vogt, Nicola 50, 60Vogt, Peter M. 30, 92Vogt, Sebastian 59Volbers, Jan-Cedric 54Völker, Martin 39Vollberg, Dennis 83von Deimling, Constantin 44, 73von der Lühe, Moritz 45von Elverfeldt, Dominik 41von Metzen, Rene 60von Tengg-Kobligk, Hendrik 70, 91Vörös, Janos 69Voss, Andreas 28, 72, 79Voß, Samuel 82Vu, Tien Huy 90

WWachter, Nicolas 51, 52Wadle, Simon 38Wagner, David 59, 85Wahl, Gerhard 58Wakili, Reza 79Waldmann, Andreas D. 97Wallaschek, Jörg 69Walles, Heike 54, 64Wallrabe, Ulrike 39Walter, Susan 65Walther, Julia 81Wapler, Matthias 39Wårdell, Karin 37, 47, 89Wardenberg, Maximilian 60Warnecke, Athanasia 60, 61, 64Warwas, Dawid Peter 60Wearing, Scott 44

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Williner, Sebastian 55Willomitzer, Christian 95Wilmes, Boris 82Winkel, Andreas 61Winkler, Therese 99Winkler, Tilo 41Winter, Karsten 58Wirth, Steffen 66Witt, Madlen 83Witte, Hartmut 86, 93Witte, Herbert 68Wittenberg, Thomas 96Wodack, Karin H. 97Wohlfender, Fabian 50Woias, Peter 31Wojdziak, Jan 42Wolfrum, Bernhard 60Wozniak, Katarzyna 60Wrobel, Walter G. 31Wuensch, Dirk 100Wulf, Katharina 77Wulf, Michael 68Wülfers, Eike Moritz 33, 46Wurz, Marc C. 69Wüstenhagen, Carolin 55Wysotzki, Philipp 73Wyss Balmer, Thomas 32

XXander, Daniel 96

YYakushenko, Alexey 60Yalcin, Gokdeniz 83Yoo, In Seong 90Yukselen, Burak C. 85

ZZahnert, Thomas 74, 83Zakaria, Golam 95Zapf, Michael 65Zaunseder, Sebastian 68Zehnle, Steffen 38Zeilfelder, Jennifer 86Zeilhofer, Hans-Florian 53, 97Zeiske, Steve 82Zemel, Assaf 97Zengerle, Roland 61Zentner, Lena 82Zeppenfeld, Matthias 60, 101Zhang, Junhai 97Zhao, Zhanqi 29Zidowitz, Stephan 42Ziegler, Tobias 84Zimmermann, Christoph 86Zimmermann, Heiko 91Zimpfer, Daniel 59, 75, 101Zou, Ding 56Zsigmond, Peter 37Zurbuchen, Adrian 55Zürn, Jannik 33Zylka, Waldemar 28Zysset, Philippe 80

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