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Prof., MD Deputy Head Clinic for Intensive Care University Hospital Basel Group Leader Nanomedicine Research Lab patrick.hunziker (at) swissnano.org publications researchgate |
Patrick Hunziker was born in Zurich, Switzerland, on May 22, 1963. He received the M.D. degree in 1988
and subsequently specialized in internal medicine, cardiology, and intensive care medicine. He is deputy
director of the clinic for intensive care at the University Hospital of Basel , Basel, Switzerland and leads
the Research Group Nanomedicine. He is the president of the International Society for Nanomedicine.
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PhD Polymer Chemist Nanomaterial Innovation - Chemistry kegang.liu (at) unibas.ch publications researchgate |
K. Liu works as a senior research chemist, in charge of design, syntdesis and characterization of nanomaterials
including tde preparation of matrix, prodrug, imaging reagents, ligand and cargo encapsulation.
He also assists to evaluate the efficiency of the resulting nanomaterials in biological models.
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Marc Wolf is working on evaluation and applications of nanomaterials produced in collaboration with
the chemical lab of the group to target cell receptors and treat diseases, such as atherosclerosis,
in in vitro and in vivo models.
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PhD martin.lux (at) usb.ch |
Martin Lux studied in Heidelberg, Mainz and Freiburg - most recently investigating the influence of cancer-associated
fibroblasts on esophageal cancer cell progression. Thereby he made use of 2D and 3D co-culture models,
respectively tissue engineering techniques to observe tumor-stroma interactions in a tissue-like environment.
Outside academia he was entrusted to assemble and characterize lipid-based nanoparticles for the targeted
delivery of mRNA in cancer immunotherapy/vaccination at BioNTech SE.
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PhD Biomedical Signal and Image Processing, High Performance Embedded System Design morozova (at) highdim.com publications researchgate |
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PhD Intelligent Medical Micro/Nano Systems gabor.kosa (at) usb.ch publications researchgate |
Microsystems for biomedical applications: Development of micro robots and micro devices for diagnosis and treatment. Study of scaling in micro systems.
Microfluidic devices: Development of 3D micro-fluidic structures in PDMS for a lab on chip device implementing passive micro-valves and micro-pumps. Development of new manufacturing technologies for 3D micro-fluidic structures. Medical Robotics: Application of recent advances in robotic systems for use in hospitals. Development of robotic systems and automation for the Intensive Care Unit. |
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PhD High Performance Algorithms for in vivo Imaging shulgad (at) swissnano.org publications |
Research: biomedical signal and image processing; novel numerical metdods based on tensor b-splines for diffusion optical tomography;
high-performance computing algoritdms for multicore CPUs and FPGA
Engineering: design of the embedded electronic hardware from scratch, including: computing and diagnostic systems for medical applications, miniaturized biomedical wireless sensors PhD Thesis |
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Secretary Clinic for Intensive Care University Hospital Basel deborah.minnig (at) usb.ch |
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PhD & Eng Nanomedicine Devices, Micro / Nanofluidics and Single DNA Molecule Investigations beugelaar (at) swissnano.org publications researchgate linkedin |
G.B. Salieb-Beugelaar is working on the design and (subtractive) manufacturing of real 3D microfluidic devices in PDMS,
suitable for (nano) medical purposes (e.g. rapid tests) and for fundamental research of single DNA molecules or single cells.
She is also currently involved as an Associate Editor of Elsevier`s Progress in Materials Science
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PhD student Nanomaterial Application towards tde Eradication of Malaria dani.brcx (at) gmail.com publications |
Prevention of malaria transmission by treatment of mosquitoes with nanopills.
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MPH, PhD Nanodevices Application in Innovative Infectious Diseases Diagnosis mmnigo (at) swissnano.org publications |
M. Mutro Nigo is working on the epidemiology and morbidity of schistosomiasis and co-infections.
Then he is deepening his research for finding out tde best diagnostic tool that may assure quick diagnosis
and rapid management of malaria and other infectious diseases in developing countries.
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