Biomedical Engineering
Inês Godinho Gonçalves .
I am a PhD student, currently studying Biomedical Engineering, and I work on computational simulations of biological systems, with a focus on computational oncology. I strive to create meaningful models that can help biologists understand cellular proccesses. Thus, I also really like to look into data and find creative and intuitive ways to communicate the answers it may provide.
I am also eager to learn and work in different areas, as a way to express my creativity. In particular, I have been playing music for many years and it is one of my main passions.
Integrated Masters in Bioengineering – Specialization in Biomedical Engineering. Faculty of Engineering of Porto/Biomedical Sciences Institute Abel Salazar, University of Porto.
Doctoral Programme in Biomedical Engineering. University of Zaragoza
Profile
Primage
2018-2022
Predictive insilico multiscale analytics to support cancer personalized diagnosis and prognosis, empowered by imaging biomarkers.
European Union
H2020-SC1(Health),(GA 826494).
Cadence
Catalytic Dual-Function Devices Against Cancer
- Computational modelling
- Mechanobiology
- Cancer cell metabolism
- Cell motility
Modeling of Mechanosensing Mechanisms Reveals Distinct Cell
Vargas, D. A., Gonçalves, I. G., Heck, T., Smeets, B., Lafuente-Gracia, L., Ramon, H., & Van Oosterwyck, H.
2020
Migration Modes to Emerge From Combinations of Substrate Stiffness and Adhesion Receptor–Ligand Affinity. Frontiers in bioengineering and biotechnology, 8, 459.