Tobias Wrammerfors

My background is in engineering, having graduated from LTH with a M.Sc. in Engineering Nanoscience in 2020. Throughout my studies, I tended to focus on biomedical applications, eventually doing my Master’s project on measuring the nerve signals of retinal neurons. I started my PhD project in the Biomechanics group at LTH’s department of Biomedical Engineering in March 2021.

My project in SwedNESS is about applying neutron techniques (primarily tomographic imaging) in conjuction with x-ray techniques and mechanical testing to study the development of osteoarthritis in the human knee joint. The project aims both at developing a greater understanding of the development of osteoarthritis as well as exploring applications for the use of neutron imaging on soft tissues.

University: Lund University
Title: Neutron scattering of soft tissues to unravel musculoskeletal structure and fluid distribution during loading in health and disease
E-mail: edvin_tobias.bokvist_wrammerfors@bme.lth.se

Publications

Exploratory neutron tomography of articular cartilage. B. Wrammerfors ET, Törnquist E, Pierantoni M, Sjögren A, Tengattini A, Kaestner A, Zandt R, Englund M, and Isaksson H. Osteoarthritis and Cartilage. 2024 2024/06/01/;32(6):702-12. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.joca.2024.02.889

In Situ Loading and Time-Resolved Synchrotron-Based Phase Contrast Tomography for the Mechanical Investigation of Connective Knee Tissues: A Proof-of-Concept Study. Dejea H, Pierantoni M, Orozco GA, B. Wrammerfors ET, Gstöhl SJ, Schlepütz CM, and Isaksson H. Advanced Science. 2024;11(21):2308811. https://doi.org/10.1002/advs.202308811