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Computacional Electrophysiology

Focus: Computational Modeling

Join us for an immersive short course on “Computational Electrophysiology”, designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of this dynamic field. Hosted by leading experts, this course is ideal for those with a background in mathematical calculus and computer programming, and it is also accessible to a broader audience including physicians, biologists, engineers, applied mathematicians, and related professionals.

Introduction to Computational Electrophysiology

– Properties of action potential

– Impulse propagation: chemical vs electrical synapse

– Propagation and spiral waves

Control of Cell Volume and Transmembrane Potential

– Interstitial flow, diffusion, pressure difference, electrical potential

– Membrane: diffusion and active transport for oxygen and nutrients (energy -> ATP), aquaporin and osmosis, ion channel and Nernst potential, sodium-potassium pump, volume control

The Action Potential

– Phases, Goldman Equation, model for ion channel switching, HH, Markov Chain, FHN, cardiac models

– Calcium

– Cardiac cell phenotypes

Action Potential Propagation in Tissue

– Myocyte geometry, cardiac fibers, cable equation, gap junctions

– Bidomain, monodomain, arrhythmia with or without obstacles (functional and anatomical), electrotonic effect, phenotypes

From cellular properties to chaos in tissue

– Alternans, Restitution Curves, and Cardiac Arrhythmias

 MonoAlg3D and MonoWeb

– Introduction to the MonoAlg3D cardiac simulator

Ventricular Arrhythmias

– Modeling cardiac ventricular arrhythmias

ECG and Cardiac Electrograms

– Modeling electrocardiograms and cardiac electrograms

Language:English

Host: Rodrigo Weber dos Santos, Bernardo Martins Rocha, Rafael Sachetto Olveira, Noemi Zeraick Monteiro

Lecturer: Fernando Otaviano Campos (Kings College London -UK)

Mode of instruction : Science Center, Auditorium 1

Courseload15h

Date&Time:Jul 22-26 and Jul 31-Aug 2, 9am-11am

Target audience: undergraduate and graduate students

Spots available: 60

Sustainable Development Goals (SDG): 3, 4 and 9