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Berk Nergiz

Bachelor Student University of Zürich
Institute of Physiology
Winterthurerstr. 190, Y23 J 78
8057 Zürich +41 (0) 44 635 50 56berk.nergiz@uzh.ch

Short Biography

Berk, a student of the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering at ETH Zurich, was part of the Interface Group for his Bachelor thesis from March to July 2018. In his project he worked on a 1D model for the computation of O₂ transport in a network of capillary vessels.

News

New article published

August 24, 2019

"Reduced-order modeling of blood flow for noninvasive functional evaluation of coronary artery disease" was published in Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology. more

New article published

“Reduced-order modeling of blood flow for noninvasive functional evaluation of coronary artery disease” by Stefano Buoso et al. was published in Biomechanics and Modeling in Mechanobiology.

New article published

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.

New article published

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.

New article published

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.