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The aim of the project is to investigate the benefits, requirements and drawbacks of physics informed neural networks in the context of personalised cardiac and cardiovascular models - Biomechanical Engineering, Clinical Engineering, Computation Theory and Mathematics, Fluidization and Fluid Mechanics, Neural Networks, Genetic Alogrithms and Fuzzy Logic, Simulation and Modelling
- Master Thesis
| Die Bachelorarbeit untersucht die Absatzförderung in der Schweiz vor dem Hintergrund der Herausforderungen für die Wettbewerbsfähigkeit von Hülsenfrüchten aufgrund hoher Produktionskosten und fehlendem Grenzschutz. Ziel ist es, die Funktionsweise der Absatzförderung, die Auswahl geförderter Produkte sowie die Potenziale für die Aufnahme von Hülsenfrüchten zu analysieren. - Agricultural Economics
- Bachelor Thesis
| This project focuses on developing an autonomous wheeled robotic system for detecting corrosion on reinforced concrete structures, such as bridges and parking garages. Using the ROSMASTER X3 robot, the system will integrate SLAM for mapping and waypoint navigation, enabling systematic environmental inspection. Sensors such as LiDAR and depth cameras will be calibrated and mounted for mapping and data collection, while corrosion detection sensors will gather measurements at predefined waypoints. The project aims to refine the system through iterative testing and demonstrate its effectiveness in real-world scenarios. - Civil Engineering, Robotics and Mechatronics
- Internship
| Modern control methods often rely on explicit online computation. In order to understand such closed loops between numerical methods and dynamical systems, this project
approaches the algorithm as a dynamical system itself. In doing so, the usual
language of convergence of algorithms can be viewed as a special case of stability
theory. - Control Engineering, Numerical Analysis, Systems Theory and Control, Systems Theory and Control
- Master Thesis
| Beschreibung und ökonomische Interpretation der Marktordnung des Schweizer Markts für Hülsenfrüchte. - Agricultural Economics
- Bachelor Thesis
| In the tissue engineering & biofabrication lab, we have developed a new bioprinting technology that enables the production of highly anisotropic, microstructured hydrogels and facilitates the cultivation of aligned tissues such as skeletal muscle or nerves. On this basis, we are currently working towards establishing the ETH Spin-off Lumios. In a previous proof-of-concept study, we were able to show that embedding myoblasts into these scaffolds, 14 days later, led to the formation of functional mini-muscles that showed similar contractile and biochemical properties as we see in native muscle tissues. Based on these promising results, we now want to integrate these tissues into a platform that enables their culture and characterization in a multi-well plate format and makes them accessible to drug development research for muscle-related diseases like myocardial infarction necrosis, sarcopenia or Duchenne muscular dystrophy. - Engineering and Technology
- Master Thesis, Semester Project
| The project focuses exploiting generative AI to build synthetic numerical phantom for cardiac anatomy and function suitable for representing population variability. - Biomechanical Engineering, Information, Computing and Communication Sciences
- Master Thesis
| Scanning ion conductance microscopy (SICM) is the non-contact SPM technology to image live cells based on glass capillaries with a nanometric aperture. It applies a voltage and measures the ionic current flowing through the pipette above the sample in the buffer solution: the recorded current represents the feedback signal to measure the topography of the sample. In collaboration with Prof. Fantner at EPFL, this project aims to assemble a state of the art high-speed SICM to enable time-resolved live cell imaging. - Biomedical Engineering, Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Nanotechnology, Signal Processing
- ETH Zurich (ETHZ), Master Thesis
| Hydrogel materials are crosslinked polymer networks with reversible swelling, tunable porosity, elasticity, toughness, and flexibility. Conventional hydrogels often suffer from weak mechanical properties and display brittle and unstable behaviour limiting their scope for load-bearing applications. Such networks consist of side-chain functionalized polymers, whose covalent crosslinks occur at fixed positions on the polymer backbone (Figure 1A). Upon deformation, tensile stress is concentrated on the closest neighboring crosslinks, eventually leading to their rupture and material failure. Hence, the molecular design of high-performance hydrogels with toughness and elasticity similar to rubber is an emerging area of research in the engineering of polymeric materials with applications towards robust medical materials or soft robotics. - Macromolecular Chemistry, Materials Engineering, Supramolecular Chemistry
- Master Thesis
| Switzerland’s decentralized energy system comprises over 600 Electricity Distribution System Operators (DSOs), which play a critical role in ensuring the security of electricity supply. As the country transitions to a decarbonized energy system, understanding the systemic relevance of each DSO is essential for ensuring resilience in energy planning. Factors such as the share of renewable electricity generation, electricity demand, and the presence of critical infrastructure—including hospitals, banks, and water supply systems—significantly influence the systemic criticality of Swiss DSOs with respect to energy security. However, there is limited research that systematically evaluates the systemic relevance of DSOs using geospatial data. Developing such an understanding is vital for prioritizing investments and policy interventions that strengthen the energy sector’s reliability and resilience. - Engineering and Technology
- Master Thesis
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