Études

Seyedsharifaldin Shahabi

Seyedsharifaldin ShahabiLong title of research paper
CFD Simulation of the Left Heart During Exercise

Popularized title of research paper
How Exercise Affects Your Heart: A Computer Simulation to Prevent Cardiac Risks

Short presentation
My name is Sharif Shahabi, and I am in my second year of a master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering, under the supervision of Professors Delphine Perie-Curnier. My research focuses on using computer simulations to study how exercise affects the heart. By modeling blood flow in the left heart during physical activity, my study aims to identify risk factors for cardiac events and improve early detection of heart conditions in athletes and active individuals.

What was your method for explaining your thesis in 3 minutes?
With the rise of short TikTok and Instagram reels, people's patience to listen and understand has decreased. To keep my presentation engaging, I will use simple vocabulary and structured storytelling, ensuring a clear, logical flow that captures attention and leaves a lasting impact

How was your research topic inspired?
As a soccer fan, seeing Christian Eriksen collapse mid-game was heartbreaking—not just for me, but for millions of people around the world. It made me question why a young, professional athlete, in peak physical condition, could suffer from such a life-threatening cardiac event. I wanted to understand the underlying reasons behind these occurrences. So when my supervisor suggested working on a project that studies the impact of exercise on heart function, I was immediately drawn to it.

If you had to dedicate your research to someone from the past, present, or future, who would it be and why?
I dedicate this research to my friends and family, especially my brother. Missing his wedding due to my demanding schedule was difficult, and this is the least I can do to honor the sacrifices my loved ones have made to support me.

3 keywords to define your research work
Cardiovascular Simulation, Exercise Physiology, Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD)

 

Retour à la liste des participants