Mojtaba Barzegari

PhD Researcher

Project Title

Computational Multiscale Modeling of Biodegradation Behavior of Personalized Printed Implants

Research Interests

Scientific Computing
Computational Engineering
GPU Programming and High-Performance Computing
Machine Learning and Computational Intelligence
Computational Biomechanics
Computational Materials Science

Beside mechanical functionality and stability, biodegradation plays an important role in implant design and optimization. In this project, we will develop a 3D mathematical model of biodegradation of printed implants, which provides a framework for assessment of degradation and corrosion of implants in the bioreactor (in-vitro) and body (in-vivo) environments. The mathematical models will cover a variety of materials. In addition, chemical and biological interaction of the implant with the bioreactor environment will be modeled as well. The mathematical models will be simulated using proper numerical schemes. The developed code will be linked with structure optimization models to obtain more accurate predictions of the implant behavior over time.

Educational Records

MSc in Biomedical Enginnering, 2014
University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran
Thesis: Computational and Experimental Analysis of Dynamics of Urine Flow in the Lower Urinary System in the Physiological and Pathological Conditions using FSI Method
BSc in Materials Science and Engineering, 2011
Amirkabir University of Technology, Tehran, Iran,
Thesis: Prediction of Microshrinkage Porosities using the Permeability Parameter Modeled with Artificial Neural Networks in Al-6%Si Alloy by Finite Volume Method