Course content from lecture 1 to 11 will be tested.
Lecture 13: 运动 Locomotion(2 学时)- 课程项目立项 project proposal due
Topic: Linear and angular kinematics, Impulse and momentum
以描述和定量的角度介绍人类陆地运动(行走和跑步)。
Human terrestrial locomotion (walking and running) will be introduced from both descriptive and quantitative
points of view.
Lecture 14: 眼生物力学 Ocular biomechanics(2 学时)- 期中考试总结 Mid-term review
Topic: Static, Applications of statics to biomechanics
介绍眼睛的解剖和生理学。 将使用薄壁和厚壁球壳中的流体静力学来讨论眼睛的生物力学。
The anatomy and physiology of the eye will be presented. Biomechanics of the eye will be discuss using fluid
statics in thin- and thick-walled spherical shell.
Lecture 15: 呼吸系统-呼吸生物力学 The respiratory system - biomechanics of breathing(2 学时)
Topic: Static, Applications of statics to biomechanics
将呼吸系统分为两个子系统:导气管和相关结构。 分析呼吸的生物力学。 分析肺弹性和表面张力效应。
Present the respiratory system into two subsystems: the conducting airways and the associated structures.
The biomechanics of breathing will be analysed. Analyse lung elasticity and surface tension effects.
Lecture 16: 呼吸系统-传质 The respiratory system - mass transfer(2 学时)
Topic: Static, Applications of statics to biomechanics, Mass transfer
肺部传质将从两个角度展示:(i)微观传导,关注单个腺泡中的气体运输; (ii)宏观的,专注于整个肺部。
Mass transfer in the lung will be presented from two points of view: (i) a microscopic one, in which we focus on
gas transport in a single acinus; and (ii) a macroscopic one, in which we focus on the entire lung.
Lecture 17: 呼吸系统-颗粒运输 The respiratory system - particle transport(2 学时)
Topic: Static, Applications of statics to biomechanics, Particle transport
介绍肺中颗粒转运在药物递送中的重要性。 转运过程将使用球体在流体中的阻力来建模。
The importance of particle transport in the lung as a drug delivery vector will be presented. The transport
process will be modelled with spheres experiencing fluid drag force.
Lecture 18: 间质流体流动,Darcy 定律 Interstitial fluid flow, Darcy’s law(2 学时)
Topic: Dynamic, Impulse and momentum
多孔介质理论将用于分析细胞外基质中的流体流动。 介绍达西定律及渗透率的概念。
Porous media theory will be used to analyse fluid flow in the extracellular matrix. Darcy’s law, including the
concept of permeability will be presented.