Biomechanics
Joint, tissue, and patient-specific loading.
Information about research abstracts will be published if an abstract submission track is formally included in the inaugural program.
An abstract component may provide opportunities to present original research, analytical methods, experimental investigations, computational work, and clinically relevant device-engineering findings.
Eligibility, required formatting, review procedures, presentation formats, and acceptance policies have not yet been finalized. Please do not submit work until official instructions are released.
Open abstract submission ↗Loading dates…
These themes are for planning purposes and are subject to scientific committee approval.
Joint, tissue, and patient-specific loading.
Fracture fixation, arthroplasty, and implants.
Metals, polymers, ceramics, and interfaces.
FEA, optimization, and digital workflows.
Performance validation, fatigue, and failure.
Additive manufacturing and surface design.
Imaging, robotics, navigation, and data.
Regulatory science, adoption, and outcomes.
Final guidelines will specify word limits, structural requirements, accepted presentation types, and administrative conditions. For initial planning, authors may wish to organize their work around the elements listed here.
Describe the problem and its relevance to device performance.
Specify the engineering or experimental approach.
Report quantitative findings where applicable.
Describe limitations and potential clinical or translational relevance.
Online submission is not yet available. The organizers will provide a submission link, deadlines, review criteria, and presentation rules if abstracts are included in the final program.