Are you ready to take on the world? Well.. if not that’s totally okay !! 🤷 Here we are 3 months after the start of my PhD.. it’s incredible how time flies by so fast .. A lot of things have changed through these months in my life and one of them: I am a …
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Customers who have bought this item also bought… You have probably read this title before, and, if you have, you have already encountered a recommendation algorithm. In the most basic terms, a recommendation algorithm will determine what item you are most likely to purchase or like, based on some information it has about you. Most …
by Student Using Computer Models to Study the Heart Patricia Martínez Díaz 1. December.2020 Welcome to my blog! Do you imagine a world where doctors have access to a digital version of their patients’ hearts and can use it to plan procedures before entering the operating room? This might sound like a dream, but it is becoming …
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Decoding equations that encode the atrial cells I dived into the world of ionic modeling of the atrial cells and managed to unravel a little bit this vast field After some weeks with many changes and new things to learn and see in Maastricht, it was time to get my hands dirty again and dive …
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What’s in a dish – food for cells and thought https://personalizeaf.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/11/ezgif.com-crop-1.mp4 “An apple a day keeps the doctor away” – just on of the many phrases reminding us that having a balanced diet is good for our health. And just like our whole body stays healthy from a variety of food, the individual cells of …
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Your heart, Our mission ! More than 10 years ago I had my first lesson on the form and function of the human heart. I still remember my teacher saying that the heart works like a pump and has nothing to do with love and all that stuff 😂 Our heart is made up of …
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Second month of my project is over… Last week, I completed my second month of work… I have discovered that I am very lucky to work at the Institute of Biomedical Engineering at KIT. All my colleagues have been super friendly and helpful during my first weeks. They have even made some calls in German …
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A great opportunity for moving to Germany (in times of Corona) A short story about how my 2020 birthday was, against all odds, an even more special one If you count the kilometers by car from my parent’s house to where I am sitting right now, Google Maps says that there are only 1492, but …
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Reducing distances and new airs October was an exciting month with my first weeks in the Netherlands and PersonalizeAF events Being part of PersonalizeAF has guaranteed that every month is an interesting new experience with lots of things to do. This October was not different, with me moving to Maastricht, new analyses in the computer …
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Networking from the comfort of my home Congresses have changed in COVID-19 times, but they are still engaging! Most researchers would agree on saying that attending congresses and symposiums is one of the exciting parts of the PhD life. Being able to speak, discuss, exchange ideas, listen and learn from the different researchers and other …
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