Biomechanics / Current research
Heart valve
biomechanics.
Modeling heart valve deformation to understand how soft biological tissues respond to complex loading.
Discuss this researchComputational mechanics · Machine learning
I study how soft materials deform and fail, combining computational mechanics and machine learning with applications in heart valve biomechanics.
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Currently studying heart valve biomechanics at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Research areas
Biomechanics / Current research
Modeling heart valve deformation to understand how soft biological tissues respond to complex loading.
Discuss this researchMachine learning / Constitutive modeling
Physics-preserving neural networks that connect fiber-scale behavior to efficient continuum simulations.
Read the paperFiber networks / Damage & fracture
Exploring how microscopic connectivity shapes elasticity, crack growth, and the transition from brittle to ductile failure.
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N. Parvez, J. Merson · Engineering with Computers
N. Parvez, C. Picu · Journal of the Mechanics and Physics of Solids
N. Parvez, J. Merson, C. Picu · Physical Review E