Infos générales
The understanding of the biomechanical behavior of the musculoskeletal system and the design of medical devices requires diversified knowledge in various fields as medical sciences (anatomy, cell and tissue biology, medical imaging…), mechanics of materials, finite element simulation, motion analysis of the human body. The Master will provide to the students all necessary bases in these domains to be able to understand a clinical issue and propose realistic and reliable therapeutic solutions. These approaches will be completed by an introduction to biomimetics to show how to get inspiration from nature to design new technical applications.
All courses will be given in English by lecturers coming from French and European Institutions.
<p>Découvrez le programme <a href= »https://formulconnect.univ-lorraine.fr/files/2566c3c0-dff3-4e9e-a81d-38a36cffd141-master-mecanique_pt_biomecanique__enim_.pdf » target= »_blank » rel= »noreferrer noopener »>Ici</a></p><p>The winter semester is composed of 7 compulsory modules including lectures combined with tutorials, practical work and projects, whereas the summer semester is devoted to the Master Thesis.</p><p>The seven modules are listed below:</p><ol><li>Basic medical knowledge</li><li>Mechanical behaviour of biological tissues</li><li>Adaptive behaviour and multiscale modeling</li><li>Patient-specific FE modeling</li><li>Transverse project</li><li>Human movement analysis</li><li>Biomimetics</li></ol><p>(see the program information for more details)</p>
<p>The general skills involved in the Master Program are listed below:</p><ul><li>Skill 1: To solve a mechanical problem with its boundary conditions, to propose a model as simple as possible and to conduct a critical analysis of the results (Level 4/4)</li><li>Skill 2: To apply the usual concepts of various scientific fields of a technical subdomain to solve a complex problem, including a problem of design or engineering (Level 3/4)</li><li>Skill 3: To adopt free or commercial softwares, to solve physical problems (Level 4/4)</li><li>Skill 4: To develop capability to work in a team, with autonomy and also with colleagues for the benefit of the project. (Level 4/4)</li><li>Skill 5: To know how to communicate in both written and spoken French and English and become a team manager (to plan, organize, create and conduct meetings in an efficient way (Level 3/4)</li></ul><p> The skills specific to the domain of Biomechanics are :</p><ul><li> Skill 6: To analyse the functioning of living organisms and/or human body through a scientific approach:<ul><li>taking into account the experience of clinicians</li><li>using scientific and technical knowledge (Level 3/4)</li></ul></li></ul><ul><li>Skill 7: To propose an anatomic and functional restauration solution adapted to a clinical issue<ul><li>taking into account the specificities of a given patient</li><li>proposing design solutions adapted to manufacturing processes and techniques in biomedicine</li><li>identifying the risks related to the implementation in real conditions</li><li>taking into account regulatory aspects (Level 3/4)</li></ul></li></ul>
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<p></p><p><span style= »font-family: ‘Times New Roman’; »><span style= »font-size: 11pt; line-height: 115%; » xml_lang= »en-us » lang= »en-us »>Registration fees are fixed each year by ministerial order</span></span>. <a href= »http://www.univ-lorraine.fr/formation/montant_inscription » target= »_blank » rel= »noreferrer noopener »>Consultez le détail.</a></p>
<p>The students will have the possibility to spend the summer semester abroad (in or outside the framework of Erasmus exchanges).</p><p></p>
