Gil Marom

Prof. Gil Marom is an Associate Professor at the School of Mechanical Engineering within Tel Aviv University's Iby and Aladar Fleischman Faculty of Engineering. He leads the Marom Research Group, focusing on computational multiphysics models and biomechanics to address cardiovascular diseases, spinal cord injuries, and innovative ventilation systems.

His research spans:

• Cardiovascular biomechanics (heart valves, circulatory systems)
• Computational fluid dynamics and fluid-structure interaction
• Spinal cord injury mechanisms
• Biomimetic ventilation systems inspired by biological transport

Current projects include mitral valve treatment optimization, placental hemodynamics modeling, and bioinspired ventilation for indoor spaces.

Prof. Marom's publications demonstrate consistent focus on computational biomechanics with recent emphasis on:

• Cardiac device optimization (ventricular expanders, annuloplasty devices)
• Patient-specific modeling of valvular pathologies
• Multiphysics approaches to spinal cord injuries
• Translational applications of fluid dynamics in medical contexts

He advises numerous graduate students on projects including:

• Mitral valve biomechanics
• Cerebral aneurysm morphology
• Placental hemodynamics
• Spinal cord injury multiphysics
• Biomimetic ventilation systems

His laboratory develops advanced computational frameworks to investigate disease mechanisms and therapeutic innovations.