People
Diego Rossinelli
Senior Scientist
University of Zürich
+41 (0) 44 635 50 53diego.rossinelli@uzh.ch
Short Biography
I am a research associate at the interface group, my current focus is on high quality segmentation of blood vessels of large-scale kidney datasets. My background is in computational science. I strive to push the frontiers of scientific insight and quality by devising accurate numerical schemes and hacking them on the latest computing architectures.
News
July 11, 2019
"Extending statistical learning for aneurysm rupture assessment to Finnish and Japanese populations using morphology, hemodynamics, and patient characteristics" was published in Neurosurgical Focus . more
New article published
“Extending statistical learning for aneurysm rupture assessment to Finnish and Japanese populations using morphology, hemodynamics, and patient characteristics” by Felicitas Detmer et al. was published in Neurosurgical Focus
July 11, 2019
"Assessment of the flow field in the HeartMate 3 using three-dimensional particle tracking velocimetry and comparison to computational fluid dynamics" was published in the ASAIO Journal . more
New article published
“Assessment of the flow field in the HeartMate 3 using three-dimensional particle tracking velocimetry and comparison to computational fluid dynamics” by Benthe Thamsen et al. was published in the ASAIO Journal
May 1, 2019
"Integrated flow chamber system for live cell microscopy" was published in Frontiers in Bioengineering and Biotechnology . more
New article published
“Integrated flow chamber system for live cell microscopy” by Carlo Kriesi et al. was published in Frontiers in Physiology
April 16, 2019
"Propagation of plasma L-Phenylalanine concentration fluctuations to the neurovascular unit in phenylketonuria: An in silico study" was published in Frontiers in Physiology . more
New article published
“Propagation of plasma L-Phenylalanine concentration fluctuations to the neurovascular unit in phenylketonuria: An in silico study” by Mehdi Taslimifar was published in Frontiers in Physiology
