• Finite element analysis
• Multi-scale modelling
• Tissue engineering
• Computational biomechanics

The aim of my research is to develop multi-scale computational models of the knee joint and other bioreactor setups typically used in skeletal tissue engineering to investigate the role of mechanical signals in chondrogenic differentiation. These multi-scale models would help in identifying mechanical stimulus which will aid tissue engineers in generating bone or cartilage as well as to devise physio-therapeutic strategies to arrest Osteoarthritis.

• Master of Technology in Engineering Mechanics
  Department of Applied Mechanics, Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi.
  Thesis topic: Simulation of cutting of brain tissue.
• Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering
  Department of Mechanical Engineering, Jadavpur University, India.

satanik.mukherjee [at] kuleuven.be

Afdeling Biomechanica ,
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Room : 04.210
KU Leuven post box: 2419

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