1st BIOART Workshop on biomaterials to nanostructures 2018/07/06

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- Анастасия Сергиенко
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The delegation from PST was represented by Оlexander . Azarkhov – Dr (Medicine) , Prof., the Head of the Dept of Biomedical Engineering, Kojfman Olexiy Olexandrovich PhD, Associate professor of the Department of automation and computer technologies and Oleynik Inna, PhD Associate professor of the Department of Materials Science and Advanced Technologies
The event was conducted at Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and was opened by welcome speech of Prof Jerzy Sładek, Dean of this Faculty, PhD David Luengo García UPM, Project Coordinator from Madrid, Janusz Mikuła, project Coordinator for CUT and Grzegorz Milewski, Prof of CUT, Head of of the Department Experimental Mechanics and Biomechanics.
The trainings include several sections:
- Presentations on project managment: Team effectiveness: communication & teamwork, cope with differences, attain mutual goals, Bologna Process, the higher educational system in the EU and Coordination meeting: dissemination / publications, sustification of travel/staff costs and reporting
- Presentation on educational content: Development of biomedical embedded systems with commercially of the shelve components, Digital Systems Design – interfacing with an I2C sensor, Biomaterials, Introduction to 3D printing for biomedical applications Computer simulations of multibody models in biomechanical engineering Nanostructures and nanocapsules
The most interesting and important were workshops in laboratory on
Bio-ceramics, 3D printing for biomedical applications and : Biomaterials
All curriculum, which were presented in the BIOART Workshop are planed to implement in PSTU study process.
- Representatives of PSTU and VNTU (Vinnytsia National Technical University) at Cracow University of Technology
- Training in the laboratory of bioosteosynthesis.
- Practical training on scanning a human hand for further 3D printing.
- Teaching and practical task on scanning a human hand for further 3D printing.
- Acquaintance with the scanning equipment.
- Work on a digital computer microtome.
- Measurement of the strength of a polyamide suture.
- Ukrainian members of consortium: Pryazovskyi State Technical University, Vinnytsia National Technical University and Kramatorsk machine-building academy
- Participants of BioArt project trainings at CUT from Poland, Belgium, Austria, Spain, Israel and Ukraine