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Cardiovascular Fluid Mechanics Laboratory

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The Cardiovascular Fluid Mechanics (CFM) Laboratory at Georgia Tech has been one of the pioneering laboratories in the world studying the function and mechanics of heart valves and other complex cardiac defects. Established in 1979 by Dr. Ajit Yoganathan in the Chemical Engineering Department at Georgia Tech, the CFM lab is now in the Biomedical Engineering Department, located at Technology Enterprise Park.

  

Congratulations Huang et.al – Manuscript on Image Registration-Based Method accepted in ABME!

Congratulations Huang Chen and co-authors on their paper titled "Image Registration-Based Method for … [Read More]

Dr. Ajit Yoganathan – Inaugural HVS Lifetime Award

Dr. Y was awarded the Inaugural HVS Lifetime Achievement Award at the Heart Valve Society 2022 … [Read More]

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