Members
Researchers
Sergio Alonso
Associate Professor Department of Physics.
Enric Alvarez
Associate Professor Department of Physics
Santiago Arias
Associate Professor Department of Physics
Rosa Carbó
Assistant Professor Department of Agri-food Engineering and Biothecnology
Blas Echebarria
Associate Professor Department of Physics Coordinator of the research group BIOCOM-CS
Marta Ginovart
Associate Professor Department of Mathematics
Ricard Gonzalez
Associate Professor Department of Physics
Daniel Lopez
Associate Professor Department of Physics
Clara Prats
Associate Professor Department of Physics
Laureano Ramirez
Associate Professor Department of Physics
Quim Valls
Associate Professor Department of Physics
Students
PhD Students
- Miquel Marchena, Development and application of atrial myocyte models to investigate mechanisms that confer patients a high risk of atrial fibrillation. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.
- Nura Ahmad, Multiapproach computational modelling of tuberculosis. Understanding its epidemiological dynamics for improving its control in Nigeria. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.
- Eduardo Moreno, Computer modeling of the polarity and amoeboid motion of living cells. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.
- Allisson Dantas, Federal University of Riu Grande do Norte (UFRN), co-supervised in the department of Physics.
- Martí Català, Computer modeling of tuberculosis lesions dynamics. Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya.
- Gustavo Montes: Uncertainty Quantificarion and Stochastic Variables for Models of Cardiac Myocytes One year visiting from the Universidad Federal de Juiz de Fora (Brazil).
Master Students
- Nica Gutu: Biochemical model for the amoeboid motion of Dictyostelium discoideum cells (Master in Physics Engineering, 2020).
Bachelor Students
- Maria Inmaculada Villanueva Baxarias: Identificació i caracterització automatitzada de lesions de tuberculosi en imatges de tomografia axial computada (Bachelor in Physics Engineering, 2020).
- Armando Estevez Garcia: Machine learning en proves neurològiques de model de ratolins per l’ictus (Bachelor in Physics Engineering, 2020).
Internship Students
- David Conesa: Analysis and prediction of COVID-19 for EU-EFTA-UK and other countries (Research contracte, 2020)
- Daniel Molinuevo: Analysis and prediction of COVID-19 for EU-EFTA-UK and other countries (Physics Engineering, 2020)
- Pablo Palacios Analysis and prediction of COVID-19 for EU-EFTA-UK and other countries (Physics Engineering, 2020)
- Tomas Urdiales Analysis and prediction of COVID-19 for EU-EFTA-UK and other countries (Physics Engineering, 2020)
Former Members
Former Researchers
Angelina Peñaranda
Associate Professor at the department of Physics
Anna Gras
Associate Professor at the department of Agri-food Engineering and Biothecnology
Antoni Giró
Full Professor at the department of Physics
Former students and postdocs
Post-docs
- Francesc Font: One year post-doctoral research stay in the group (2017-2018). Currently at the Center for Mathematical Research (CRM).
- Carlos A Lugo-Vélez: Three year postdoctoral research stay in the group (2009-2012). Curreltly at the Department of Plant Sciences, University of Cambridge.
PhD students
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Pablo Araujo: PhD at the department of Agri-food Engineering and Biothecnology.
- Pedro André Arroyo: One year visiting PhD Student of the Universidade Federal de Juiz de Fora (Brazil): Semi-continuum approach to discreteness.
Master students
- Nora Wieczorek i Masdeu: Numerical model of cardiac electromechanics (Master in Mathematics, 2019).
- Thomas Prade: Measurement of sarcoplasmic reticulum passive leak current and its relation with spark characteristics in atrial myocytes (Master in Photonics, 2019).
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David Conesa: Integration of a subcellular calcium model with cardiac action potential in human atria. (Master on Atomistic and Multiscale Computational Modelling in Physics, Chemistry and Biochemistry 2019).
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Nikolina Krizanec: Mathematical modeling of calcium handling dysfunctions leading to atrial fibrillation (Master on Advanced Mathematics and Mathematical Engineering, 2017)
- Miquel Marchena: Development of a computational model of calcium singalling in cardiac cells at the submicron scale (Master on Atomistic and Multiscale Computational Modelling in Physics, Chemistry and Biochemistry 2016).
Bachelor students
- Ivan Caro Mañas: Continuation methods: application to a biophysical problem (Mathematics, 2019)
- Miquel Bosch: Effect of reactive oxygen species in the development of cardiac arrhythmias (Physics Engineering, 2019)
- Montserrat Torres: Stability of intracellular calcium in cardiac myocytes (Mathematics, 2019).
- Nora Wieczorek: Mechanisms of control of cardiac alternans (Mathematics, 2018).
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David Conesa: Analysis of homeostatic regulation in cardiac cells (Physics Engineering, 2018).
- Luis Martin: Coordination of calcium alternans in ventricular Z-Planes due to recovery from inactivation of RyR2 (Physics Engineering, 2017).
- Ferran Pla: Study of calcium sparks and calcium wave propagation in cardiac cells (Mathematics, 2016).
- Pol Canal: Measurement and modeling of atrial cell electrodynamics and atrial arrhythmias (Physics Engineering, 2016).
- Guillem Sanchís: Simulation of calcium release units in cardiomyocytes to study pulsus alternans (Physics Engineering, 2016).
- David Casas: Gpu-accelerated simulations of the chemotactic response of amoeba Dictyostelium discoideum (Physics Engineering, 2016).
Internship students
- Katerina Krassakopoulou: Computational modelling of interactions between immune system and Mycobacterium tuberculosis inside an alveolus (Erasmus+ student from University of Patras, 2019).
- Friedrich Puttkammer: Biophysical computational modeling of the intracellular electrophysiology of a single cardiac cell (Biophysics, 2019, student from the Humboldt University of Berlin)
- Maria Franz: Deterministic and stochastic modeling of calcium dynamics (Biochemistry, 2019, student from the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich)
- Dafni Giannari: Comparison study of the Electrophysiology of neurons and cardiac cells. (Erasmus+ student from University of Patras, 2018).
- Pablo Navarro: From ABM to continuous: A tuberculosis alveolar infection model (Physics Engineering. 2018).