The tenth International Conference on Modelling and Measurement in Medicine and Biology is a well established and recognised forum for dissemination of the latest research and applications in these important fields.

Advances in medical and biological technology are transforming medical care and treatment; in great part this is the result of the interaction and collaboration between medical sciences and engineering. This has resulted in substantial progress in health care and in the quality of life of the population.

Computer models in particular have been increasingly successful in simulating biological phenomena. These are lending support to many applications, including cardiovascular systems, the study of orthopaedics, biomechanics and electrical simulation amongst others.
The conference will also discuss the interaction and complementing aspects of computational methods and measurements, the main consideration and importance being their advantageous integration.

The meeting aims to bring together medical and physical scientists and engineers who are interested in the latest developments on simulations in medicine. It will also be relevant to professionals working in medical enterprises who are actively involved in this field.

Topics covered will include: Cardiovascular system Biomechanics Sports mechanics Spinal problems Orthopaedics and bone mechanics Data acquisition analysis and medical imaging Virtual reality in medicine System biology Diagnostic tools and therapy Biofluid mechanics Nanotechnologies Physiology Stenting Drug rehabilitation and drug discovery Tissue engineering Human reproductive health Biosystems measurements Experimental and computational methods Delegates attending BIOMED 2013 will be invited to submit an extended version of their paper for possible publication in the International Journal of Design & Nature and Ecodynamics, one of the Journals edited by the Wessex Institute. Papers presented at BIOMED 2013 will appear in a volume of WIT Transactions on Biomedicine and Health (ISSN: 1746-4485, Digital ISSN: 1743-3525).