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First Prize
Yasutaka Tobe
Waseda University
Pathological and Hemodynamic Synthetic Analysis of Human Unruptured Cerebral Aneurysms with Wall Thinning Region
Second Prize
Benjamin Kim Kiat Teo
National University of Singapore
Understanding Nanotopography Induced Stem Cell Differentiation: A Focus on Focal Adhesion Kinase
Third Prize
Daisuke Tawara
Ryukoku University
Estimation of Changes in Mechanical Bone Quality by Multi-scale Analysis with Remodeling Simulation
Special Merit Prizes:
Kwong Ming Tse
National University of Singapore
Correlation between facial trauma and brain injury-a finite element study
Evelyn K.F. Yim
National University of Singapore
Effect of spatial arrangement of substrate topography on neuronal differentiation of stem cells
Merit Prizes:
Angelo Karunaratne
Imperial College London
Synchrotron nano-mechanical imaging techniques to understand how altered bone quality increases fracture risk in secondary osteoporosis
Shameer Sathar
Auckland Bioengineering Institute
A Biophysically-based Tissue Model for Optimizing Gastric Pacing
Wei Zhang
Zhejiang University
Optimal Intra-articular Injection of Parathyroid Hormone-related Protein Effectively Promotes Osteochondral Defects Repair
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Gold Award
Design of a Paper-Based Micro-Viscometer for Blood Plasma
Zi Ai Chew, Brandon Bao Sheng Yew, Hsin Yao Chiu, Dorothy Shuzhen Neo
Department of Bioengineering, National University of Singapore, Singapore
Silver Award
Design an infection screening system based on multiple vital-signs for prevention of pandemic diseases in developing countries
Guanghao Sun, Kohei Nozaki, Yosuke Nakayama, Chris Chen, Akiko Ueda
Tokyo Metropolitan University, Japan
Bronze Award
Integrated Robotic Navigation White Cane for Visually Impaired People
Muchammad Adib (1), Muhammad Diba Azmi Syarif (2), Yuliana Cahya Nuraini (3)
1. Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia; 2. Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia; 3. Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia
Merit Awards:
Low cost compact CCD miscroscope for vision based blood screening with microelectrophoresis system
Boon Yew Teoh
University Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia
Design and Implementation of a Calibration-Free Pulse Oximeter
Harini Harinarayanan, Krithika L.S., Shalini M., Sirisha Swaminathan
Amrita Vishwa Vidhyapeetham, India
The design competition is jointly organized by the Biomedical Engineering Society (Singapore) (BES) and the Society of Engineers for the Community (SEC).
The focus of the competition is on the design of a low-cost medical device to improve healthcare in resource-scarce communities.
Each cash prize will be accompanied by an official award certificate.
All submissions must be done online via the ICBME 2013 Submission System.
Please follow the instructions to create an account, and select “BES-SEC Design Award 2013″ as the track for submission.
Each submission should consist of:
1st June 2013: Design submission opens
31st July 2013 EXTENDED to 15 August 2013: Design submission closes
31st August 2013 EXTENDED to 15 September 2013: Notification of shortlisted submissions
15th September 2013 EXTENDED to 30 September 2013: Deadline for conference registration of shortlisted submissions.
December 4th-7th : ICBME 2013 Conference
The participating designs will be judged by according the following four criteria:
a) Innovativeness
b) Potential benefit(s) to the healthcare of resource-scarce communities
c) Low cost and ease of deployment
d) Viability of the design and potential to reach the market
(Click here to see the winners)
The ICBME 2013 invites submission of high quality papers for the 2013 Young Investigator Award (YIA). The Award recognizes the efforts and contributions of researchers in their early career who have demonstrated creativity and research excellence in biomedical engineering.
The Award will consist of 3 top and 5 merit prizes to be presented during the conference banquet. Each finalist will receive a certificate.
Deadline for submission: 01 June 2013
Eligibility Requirements
Assessment Criteria