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
September 29, 2017
"Influence of Standard Laboratory Procedures on Measures of Erythrocyte Damage" was published in Frontiers in Physiology . more
New article published
“Influence of Standard Laboratory Procedures on Measures of Erythrocyte Damage” by Lena Wiegmann was published in Frontiers in Physiology
September 11, 2017
Norman Juchler, PhD student at the Interface Group and the ZHAW, has won the Best Poster Award in the “Medical Systems Biology” category at the SystemsX Conference (September 4-7, 2017). more
Norman Juchler wins Best Poster Award
Norman Juchler , PhD student at the Inteface Group and the ZHAW, won the Best Poster Award in the “Medical Systems Biology” category at the SystemsX Conference (September 4-7, 2017) for his outstanding illustration of “Measuring the morphological complexity of intracranial aneurysms”. Norman presented the progress on how to assess aneurysm morphology quantitatively with the goal to create shape descriptors as image biomarkers for disease status.
August 28, 2017
The Interface Group will present visualizations of the kidney's vascular structure at the Scientifica 2017 , this year's Zurich Science Days with the topic of Big Data. more
The Interface Group at the Scientifica
The current issue of the UZH magazine summarizes how central the topic of Big Data is in current research. Enormous amounts of data are being collected in various scientific projects, with our own Willy Kuo contributing to this increase in information. As a foretaste of our group’s part in the Zurich Science Days , Willy gave an interview on his work with very large computed tomography datasets.
July 3, 2017
"Comparison of anti-siphon devices—how do they affect CSF dynamics in supine and upright posture?" was published in Acta Neurochirurgica . more
New article published
“Comparison of anti-siphon devices—how do they affect CSF dynamics in supine and upright posture?” by Manuel Gehlen was published in Acta Neurochirurgica invited editoria l by Marek Czosnyka.
