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Segmentation of Musculotendinous Structures of the Hip from 3D Imaging for Patient-Specific Individualization of Biomechanical Simulations.

C. Fleischmann, D. Scherb, I. Leher, A. Wolf, J. Miehling, S. Wartzack, and S. Sesselmann. IHIET (Paris), volume 1253 of Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, page 331-337. Springer, (2020)

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Simulated SkyG. Zotti, S. Hoffmann, A. Wolf, F. Chéreau, and G. Chéreau. Journal of Skyscape Archaeology, (March 2021)Segmentation of Musculotendinous Structures of the Hip from 3D Imaging for Patient-Specific Individualization of Biomechanical Simulations.C. Fleischmann, D. Scherb, I. Leher, A. Wolf, J. Miehling, S. Wartzack, and S. Sesselmann. IHIET (Paris), volume 1253 of Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, page 331-337. Springer, (2020)Integrated Optical Deformation Measurement with TIR Prism Rods.A. Wolf. Sensors, 23 (2): 943 (January 2023)Biomechanical Digital Human Models: Chances and Challenges to Expand Ergonomic Evaluation.M. Peters, E. Quadrat, A. Nolte, A. Wolf, J. Miehling, S. Wartzack, W. Leidholdt, S. Bauer, L. Fritzsche, and S. Wischniewski. IHSED, volume 876 of Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing, page 885-890. Springer, (2018)The generalized Douglas–Kroll transformationA. Wolf, M. Reiher, and B. Hess. Journal of Chemical Physics, 117 (20): 9215-9226 (2002)A case study of flipped classroom for automata theory in secondary education.A. Wolf, A. Wilhelm-Weidner, and U. Nestmann. WiPSCE, page 23:1-23:6. ACM, (2018)Introduction to the Ada Lovelace Symposium.A. Wolf. Ada Lovelace Symposium, page 17. ACM, (2015)12 GHz CMOS MEMS Lab-on-chip System for Detection of Concentration of Suspended Particles in Bio-suspensions.S. Guha, M. Lisker, A. Trusch, A. Wolf, C. Meliani, and C. Wenger. BIODEVICES, page 49-57. SciTePress, (2015)Method for Using IMU-Based Experimental Motion Data in BVH Format for Musculoskeletal Simulations via OpenSim.I. Wechsler, A. Wolf, S. Fleischmann, J. Waibel, C. Molz, D. Scherb, J. Shanbhag, M. Franz, S. Wartzack, and J. Miehling. Sensors, 23 (12): 5423 (2023)Musculoskeletal Simulation and Evaluation of Support System Designs.J. Miehling, A. Wolf, and S. Wartzack. Developing Support Technologies, volume 23 of Biosystems & Biorobotics, Springer, (2018)

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