L'Institut de Biomécanique Humaine Georges Charpak fait suite au Laboratoire de Biomécanique (LBM) de l’ENSAM crée en 1979 et est situé sur le Campus parisien d’ARTS ET MÉTIERS ParisTech.

L'Institut est certifié ISO 9001 depuis le 27 juillet 2009 dans un périmètre couvrant Recherche, Formation, Relations Industrielles et Valorisation. La recherche partenariale ou les prestations de valorisation sont gérées dans le cadre de l'Institut Carnot ARTS.


Voir le site du laboratoire :
http://biomecanique.ensam.eu/

Soumissions récentes

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  Orientation of the Intercostal Muscle Fibers in the Human Rib Cage 

  SUBIT, Damien; GLACET, Agnès; HAMZAH, Mohsin; CRANDALL, Jeff (Taylor & Francis, 2015)

  Great improvement was achieved to protect vehicle occupants in case of a motor vehicle crashes thanks to the development of restraint systems such as seat belts and airbags . These systems increase the mechanical ...
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  Comparative finite element analysis of skull mechanical properties following parietal bone graft harvesting in adults 

  HAEN, Pierre; DUBOIS, Guillaume; GOUDOT, Patrick; SCHOUMAN, Thomas (European Association for Cranio-Maxillo-Facial Surgery, 2017)

  Introduction: Parietal bone grafts are commonly used in cranio-maxillo-facial surgery. Both the outer and the internal layer of the calvarium can be harvested. The bone defect created by this harvesting may induce ...
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  Will Automated Driving Technologies Make Today's Effective Restraint Systems Obsolete ? 

  SUBIT, Damien; VEZIN, Philippe; LAPORTE, Sébastien; SANDOZ, Baptiste (American Public Health Association, 2017)

  Autonomous driving will trigger a shift in the epidemiology of road traffic injuries that is raising concerns for public health and requires the design of new strategies for the protection of vehicle occupants. Indeed, ...
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  Foot-flat Period Estimation During Daily Living Situations of Asymptomatic and Lower Limb Amputee Subjects 

  DAURIAC, Boris; BONNET, Xavier; VILLA, Coralie; PILLET, Hélène; LAVASTE, François (Taylor & Francis, 2015)

  Walking in various situations is a challenging task for people with a lower limb amputation. Walking upslope and downslope requires a larger ankle range of motion than waking on a level ground. Most of prosthetic ...
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  Fracture characterization in cancellous bone specimens via surface difference evaluation of 3D registered pre- and post-compression micro-CT scans 

  PROT, Marianne; DUBOIS, Guillaume; CLOETE, Trevor John; SALETTI, Dominique; LAPORTE, Sébastien (Taylor & Francis, 2015)

  In recent years, increasingly stringent passenger vehicle safety requirements have led to a renewed interest in the fracture properties of bone. It has been shown that can- cellous bone architecture is strongly linked ...
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  What is the recommended size of a Volume of Interest for cancellous bone ? A skeleton-based study 

  DUBOIS, Guillaume; PROT, Marianne; LAPORTE, Sébastien; CLOETE, Trevor John (Taylor & Francis, 2015)

  The study of the bone fracture is an important issue for oste- oporosis and car safety. The behavior of cancellous bone is strongly linked to the micro-architecture, the strain rate (Prot et al. 2015), and the specimen ...
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  Relevance of using a compressive preload in the cervical spine : an experimental and numerical simulating investigation 

  BARREY, Cédric; ROUSSEAU, Marc-Antoine; PERSOHN, Sylvain; CAMPANA, Sophie; PERRIN, Gilles; SKALLI, Wafa (Springer, 2015)

  Simulating compressive action of muscles, a follower load attends to reproduce a more physiological biomechanical behaviour of the cervical spine. Only few experimental studies reported its influence on kinematics and ...

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