People
Cedar Urwyler
Bachelor Student
University of Zürich
+41 (0) 44 635 50 37curwyler@student.ethz.ch
Short Biography
Cedar Urwyler joined the Interface Group for his Bachelor thesis in February 2015. He studies for an ETH Bachelor degree in Interdisciplinary Sciences. His research investigates the possibility of mechanosensing in primary neuron cells using a micro-electrode array. Cedar successfully completed his work on June 2015. He plans to have an intermediate year during which he will do civil service and internships and then continue his studies at the ETH.
News
December 27, 2018
"Generation of renal Epo-producing cell lines by conditional gene tagging reveals rapid HIF-2 driven Epo kinetics, cell autonomous feedback regulation, and a telocyte phenotype" was published in Kidney International . more
New article published
“Generation of renal Epo-producing cell lines by conditional gene tagging reveals rapid HIF-2 driven Epo kinetics, cell autonomous feedback regulation, and a telocyte phenotype” by Faik Imeri, Karen Nolan et al. was published in Kidney International
December 27, 2018
"Fluid dynamics in the HeartMate 3: Influence of the artificial pulse feature and residual cardiac pulsation" was published in Artificial Organs. more
New article published
“Fluid dynamics in the HeartMate 3: Influence of the artificial pulse feature and residual cardiac pulsation” by Lena Wiegmann was published in Artificial Organs .
September 21, 2018
Lena Wiegmann receives a European Society of Artificial Organs PhD Award for her research on hemocompatibility in ventricular assist devices. more
Lena Wiegmann receives PhD award
Lena Wiegmann, graduate of The Interface Group, receives the Silver ESAO-PhD Award 2018 for her achievements and her PhD thesis on „ Computational and Experimental Investigations of Hemocompatibility in Ventricular Assist Devices” .
She was given the award during the opening ceremony of the XLV Annual Congress of the European Society for Artificial Organs in Madrid on September 12, 2018.
March 14, 2018
"Functional polarity of microvascular brain endothelial cells supported by neurovascular unit computational model of large neutral amino acid homeostasis" was published in Frontiers in Physiology . more
New article published
“Functional polarity of microvascular brain endothelial cells supported by neurovascular unit computational model of large neutral amino acid homeostasis” by Mehdi Taslimifar was published in Frontiers in Physiology
