2nd International Workshop on Flow-Induced Blood Damage in Rotating Systems.
Rostock, Germany
September 3-4
2020
The Workshop
Maintaining exchange and advancement.
Research on blood damage in rotating systems is a main subject of the Institute of Turbomachinery (ITU) at the University of Rostock. With a history of 600 years, Rostock is one of the oldest universities in Germany. The technical faculty founded in 1951 was the first one ever established at a classical university in Germany.
To enhance international innovation, we invite you to discuss in workshops current research about flow-induced blood damage in rotating systems, especially in ventricular assist devices.
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The first edition of the workshop in 2019 was very well received and it was collectively requested and decided that we should host the workshop again. We received a lot of feedback from participants last year and we will try to realise it as good as possible in order to further improve the experience and the exchange of knowledge. The detailed programme will be published in due course.
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As one of the main reasons for organizing the workshop, we want to realize a free and open exchange of knowledge, but also of problems. Afterwards we want to tackle and discuss these problems together. And not just only with 5 minutes of discussion. We want to give all speakers at least 20 minutes of discussion time after their presentations. To enable a free exchange of opinions, we will only publish the title and authors of accepted abstracts on the website.
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We invite you to submit abstracts about the crucial topic of blood flow and blood damage in mechanical assist devices, with all related topics included, until May 31st.
The workshop will take place in Rostock, Germany at the coast of the baltic sea. The detailled venue will be released soon and you will be provided with much more information.
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We are excited to see you in September!
SPEAKING about problems
We want to re-establish and encourage the possibility to point out problems to scientific peers in a secure environment.
SPREADING KnOWLEDGE
As a typical aspect of a scientific meeting, we want to spread new knowledge throughout the community.
CREATE
With new knowledge and ideas, we want you to form and create an improved methodology in the research about blood pumps and blood damage modeling.
Collaborate
Talk, network and establish new collaborations with scientists and researchers across the globe and gain a new depth in your research.
Call for Abstracts
ABSTRACT SUBMISSION DEADLINE: May 31st 2020
All abstracts should be submitted ONLINE through the abstract submission system, to submit, see lower part of the section.
Accepted abstracts will be presented either as an oral presentation. Accepted presentations will appear on the workshop website with it's title and author.
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Please read the instructions below carefully before preparing your abstract.
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Abstract Submission Guidelines
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Please ensure that you have read these guidelines carefully before submitting your abstract. Abstracts not submitted in this format may not be considered for review.
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Please be aware that all required fields must be filled in order to complete the submission process.
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Abstract Structure:
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Title in CAPITAL LETTERS: up to 150 characters. Make it catchy/interesting without over claiming!
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Authors list, with surname and initials (Smith GH), affiliations identified with superscripts using numbers and not letters. (e.g. Smith GH (1), Anderson P (2)).
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Affiliations for each author, such as Department, Hospital/University, City, Country.
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Body: up to 2000 characters (excluding names of authors and affiliations).
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Each abstract should be structured: All headings should be in BOLD (Objectives, Methods, Results, Discussions, Conclusions, Acknowledgements).
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No figures, no references, and no tables.
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Presenting author should be indicated as underlined.
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Abstracts must be written and presented in English.
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Please ensure that your abstract does not contain spelling, grammatical or scientific errors.
Conditions for Abstract Submission
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After successful submission of your abstract, you will receive an e-mail acknowledgement.
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If no confirmation email is received, the abstract cannot be considered as successfully submitted and accepted for evaluation (please make sure to check your spam mailbox).
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Please make sure that your abstract is free of errors prior to starting the submission process. The abstract will be reproduced exactly as submitted.
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The presenting author you identify on your submission form is the person who will be attending and presenting at the BDW2020.
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If you need to withdraw your abstract, a written statement reflecting the reasons for this decision must be sent to the following email address: info@bdw2020.org
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Even if accepted for presentation, be sure you have formally registered for the workshop via the dedicated form online.a
Registration
The registration requires a fee of 180 €. The fee includes participation at the workshop, including food, drinks and documentation. Furthermore, we will organise a special event in the evening of the first day of the workshop. Details regarding this will be given later.
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Venue
The workshop will take place in the beautiful city of Rostock in Germany.
The detailled venue will be announced soon!
About the Institute.
The Institute of Turbomachinery (ITU) deals with reasearch and teaching in the field of turbomachinery systems. Our main focus are numerical methods for the development and optimization of turbomachines as well as their acoustics. Extensive experimental equipment is available for the research, such as an anechoic chamber.
One of our main subjects is the reasearch on ventricular assist devices.
Further information can be found at www.itu.uni-rostock.de.
BDW at ITU
Prof. Frank-Hendrik Wurm
Head of institute
Lucas Konnigk
Organisation & Research Associate
CONTACT US
Albert-Einstein-Str. 2
18059 Rostock
Germany