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Brain Physics Webpage Design

Brain Physics Webpage Design. Shinita Thomas Advisor: Andreas A.Linninger Student Advisor: Brian Sweetman December 03, 2009. Motivation. A web page of brain physics Will be an educational tool for undergraduates, graduates, as well as high school students

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Brain Physics Webpage Design

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  1. Brain Physics Webpage Design Shinita Thomas Advisor: Andreas A.Linninger Student Advisor: Brian Sweetman December 03, 2009

  2. Motivation A web page of brain physics • Will be an educational tool for undergraduates, graduates, as well as high school students • Promotes research in areas of neurology, engineering and anatomy • Promotes the LPPD home site

  3. Goals The web page designed will be • Simple and user friendly • Contain information about brain anatomy • Having videos that promotes visual learning • Contain published articles that encourages research

  4. Design Template Parts of the webpage • A home page that introduces the user to different parts of the brain research • Cerebrospinal fluid and ventricular system, • Cerebral vasculature, • Drug delivery • Will have videos • A page with articles published in different fields

  5. BRAIN PHYSICS LABORATORY FOR PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO Mission Research Education

  6. BRAIN PHYSICS LABORATORY FOR PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO Cerebral Spinal Fluid And Ventricles

  7. BRAIN PHYSICS LABORATORY FOR PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO The Physics of Hydrocephalus-A Review R. Penn and A. Linninger Abstract (full) ……. Method (short) .......... Results (brief details) .............. ……………. Conclusion (brief details)

  8. Cerebrospinal fluid articles A. Linninger, B. Sweetman and R. Penn. Normal and hydrocephalic brain dynamics; reduced cerebrospinal fluid reabsorption and ventricular enlargement, Annals of Biomedical Engineering. DOI: 10.1007/s10439-009-9691-4, 2009. R. Penn and A. Linninger, The Physics of Hydrocephalus-A Review, Pediatric Neurosurgery, 4 5:161-174, 2009. A. Linninger, S. Basati and R. Penn. An Impedance Sensor to Monitor and Control Cerebral Ventricular Volume. Medical Engineering and Physics. accepted Jan 2009. A.A. Linninger, M. Xenos, D. Zhu, M.R. Somayaji, R. Penn, "Cerebrospinal fluid flow in the normal and hydrocephalic human brain", IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering 54 (2), pp 291-302, 2006. D. Zhu, M. Xenos, A.A. Linninger, R. Penn, " Dynamics of lateral ventricle and cerebrospinal fluid in normal and hydrocephalic brains", Journal of magnetic resonance imaging, 24, pp 756-770, 2006. A.A. Linninger, C. Tsakiris, Zhu, M. Xenos, P. Roycewicz, Z. Danziger, R.Penn,"Pulsatile cerebrospinal fluid dynamics in the human brain", IEEE Transactions on Biomedical Engineering, 52(4), pp 557-565, 2005. R.D. Penn, M.C, Lee, A.A. Linninger, K. Miesel, S.N. Lu, L. Stylos, "Pressure gradients in the brain: an experimental model of hydrocephalus", J. Neurosurgery, pp 1069-1075, 2005. BRAIN PHYSICS LABORATORY FOR PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO

  9. BRAIN PHYSICS LABORATORY FOR PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO Artifacts Videos Image Folders

  10. BRAIN PHYSICS LABORATORY FOR PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO Personnel Director Name email Postdoctoral FellowsName email Graduate Students Name email

  11. BRAIN PHYSICS LABORATORY FOR PRODUCT AND PROCESS DESIGN UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS AT CHICAGO Please Contact us at:        Dr. Andreas A. Linninger       Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering and Bioengineering       University of Illinois at Chicago       Laboratory for Product and Process Design, M/C 063       851 S. Morgan St. - 218 SEO       Chicago, Illinois 60607-7000       Email: linninge(at)uic.edu Buy articles/donate to Research (eg)

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