talks
Conference presentations, invited talks, and other speaking engagements.
Selected Talks
Commencement Speech
UC Berkeley College of Engineering Commencement 2025
Berkeley, California, USA • May 2025
Delivered the PhD commencement address reflecting on academic freedom, resilience during the pandemic, and the social responsibility of engineers.
Other Talks
Scalable Automation of Cardiovascular Geometric Modeling for Patient-Specific Simulation
WCCM-ECCOMAS 2026 (World Congress on Computational Mechanics & ECCOMAS Congress)
Munich, Germany • July 2026
Oral presentation in mini-symposium MS120 — Recent Advances in Computational Methods for the Cardiovascular System.
Sub-Voxel Vascular Segmentation from Coarse Resolution Medical Imaging
WCB 2026 (10th World Congress of Biomechanics)
Vancouver, Canada • July 2026
Oral presentation in session OA144 — Image Based Cardiovascular Biomechanics.
SimVascular Workshop
CMBBE 2025 (Computer Methods in Biomechanics and Biomedical Engineering)
Barcelona, Spain • September 2025
Led a SimVascular tutorial at an international workshop on cardiovascular simulation techniques.
MeshGrow: Unified Cardiac and Vascular Mesh Construction from Medical Images
FIMH 2025 (Functional Imaging and Modeling of the Heart)
Dallas, Texas, USA • June 2025
Presented MeshGrow, a unified framework for generating simulation-ready cardiac and vascular meshes from medical imaging data.
SimVascular Workshop
ASME SB3C Summer Bioengineering Conference 2025
Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico, USA • June 2025
Conducted a hands-on workshop on SimVascular for cardiovascular modeling and simulation.
Automatic Construction Of Patient-Specific Vascular Models Of Diverse Anatomy
ASME SB3C Summer Bioengineering Conference 2025
Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico, USA • June 2025
Presented a poster on integrated modeling and simulation workflows for vascular systems.
Automatic Vascular Model Construction from Medical Images
Cardiac Imaging, Mechanics, and Modeling (CIM2) Symposium
Stanford, California, USA • August 2024
Presented research on automatic vascular model construction from medical images at the CIM2 Symposium hosted by Stanford Bioengineering.
Automatic Image-Based Vascular Model Construction Using Sequential Segmentations
ASME SB3C Summer Bioengineering Conference 2024
Geneva, Wisconsin, USA • June 2024
Introduced SeqSeg, a novel method for constructing patient-specific vascular models from medical image segmentations.
Automatic Image-Based Vascular Model Construction
Cardiovascular Implant Durability Conference 2023
Monterrey, California, USA • October 2023
Presented SeqSeg, a method for automatic construction of patient-specific vascular models from medical images.