The researcher's work focuses on integrating advanced computational modeling techniques into understanding cardiac function, particularly through simulations of anisotropic tissues and ventricular contraction. Their research encompasses the integration of constitutive models for electrical activity, electrolyte transport, and myocyte biophysics to model the dynamic behavior of the heart. The use of open-source computational tools like FEniCS facilitates reproducible and scalable modeling approaches, while their interdisciplinary approach combines computational mechanics with experimental insights into cardiac tissue dynamics.
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