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Computational models of the hemodynamics in stage 1 palliations for the treatment of single ventricle diseases

The Doctoral Programme in Bioengineering trains graduate students through a strong interdisciplinary education on engineering, mathematics, medical and biological knowledge to develop high level engineering problem-solving abilities in life sciences inside a research group or in private or public industrial context. Students are involved in research works in fields currently ongoing at the Bioengineering Department of Politecnico di Milano which organizes the PhD track.PhD students in Bioengineering are about 20 per year, around 60 in the three year course. Research themes include modelling and analysis of physiological data, signals and systems; biomedical imaging processing and technologies; technologies and instrumentation for movement analysis, rehabilitation, ergonomics and sports; therapeutic devices and life support systems in cardiology, cardio/surgery and pneumology; design and assessment of prostheses; computer aided surgery and surgery optimization through modelling; cardiovascular fluid dynamics; molecular, cellular and tissue engineering for biomaterials and prostheses; neuro-engineering and nanobiosystems; genomic and proteomic data analysis; bioinformatics. Stage periods in distinguished research institutes in Italy and abroad are an essential feature of the student training.