Experts

Hatice Altug

(nanophotonics, plasmonics, microfluidics)

Kamiar Aminian

(wearable technology, sport performance, orthopedics/rehabilitation engineering)

Maartje Bastings

(DNA-based supramolecular materials, biomaterials, nanomaterials)

Jürgen Brugger

(MEMS, nanotechnology, micro/nanomanufacturing)

Sandro Carrara

(thin film biophysics, nanotechnology, CMOS design)

Bruno Correia

(protein engineering, computational design, immunoengineering, synthetic biology)

Carlotta Guiducci

(in-vitro diagnostics, single-cell manupulation and analysis, microfluidic devices)

Harm-Anton Klok

(nanoscale polymer design, biologically inspired polymers)

Stéphanie Lacour

(bioelectronics, electronic skins, soft neural electrodes)

Nako Nakatsuka

(transformative chemical biosensing platforms, biomolecular interactions, aptamer-modified biopipettes, focal molography)

Christoph Merten

Silvestro Micera

(neuroengineering, implantable neural interfaces, robotic systems for neurorehabilitation)

Yves Perriard

(Electric drives Linear transducers Complex system optimization Invasive blood pump Piezo electric motors Smart material (EAP, SMA))

Dominique Pioletti

(orthopedic biomechanics, tissue engineering, mechano-biology)

Aleksandra Radenovic

(single-molecule biophysics, solid-state nanopores, 2D materials, super-resolution microscopy)

Alexandre Schmid

(bioelectronics interfaces, implantable microelectronics, neuromorphic bioinspired computing and hardware)

Mahsa Shoaran

(brain-machine interfaces, neuroscience, circuit design, closed-loop neural implants)

Fabien Sorin

(photonic devices, fiber technology)

Francesco Stellacci

(nanomaterials , soft materials, supramolecular interactions, solid-liquid interfaces)

Vivek Subramanian

(additive fabrication, manufacturing for biosystems, manufacturing for space and energy applications)

Li Tang

(immunoengineering, biomaterials, immunotherapy, nanomedicine)

Jean-Philippe Thiran

(image analysis, computer vision, medical imaging)

Michaël Unser

(biomedical imaging, applied functional analysis)

Dimitri Van De Ville

(signal and image processing, neuroscience)