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Master of Science
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13.05.2013: New paper published
M. Hu et al. Anomalous thermal response of silicene to uniaxial stretching. Phys. Rev. B 87, 195417 (2013).
01.05.2013: New papers published
- F. Rikhtegar et al. Compound ex vivo and in silico method for hemodynamic analysis of stented arteries. PLoS ONE 8, e58147 (2013).
- M. Hu, D. Poulikakos. Graphene mediated thermal resistance reduction at strongly coupled interfaces. IJHMT 62, 205-213 (2013).
08.04.2013: Open PhD positions
Three new PhD positions are available at LTNT.
26.03.2013: New paper published
C. S. Sharma et al. Thermofluidics and energetics of a manifold microchannel heat sink for electronics with recovered hot water as working fluid. Int. J. Heat Mass Transf. 58, 135-151 (2013).
26.02.2013: New paper published
A. Renfer et al. Vortex shedding from confined micropin arrays. Microfluidics and Nanofluidics, published online (2013).
26.11.2012: New papers published
- K. Sugihara et al. Label-free detection of cell-contractile activity with lipid nanotubes. Integr. Biol., published online (2012).
- D. Franco et al. Accelerated endothelial wound healing on microstructured substrates under flow. Biomater., in press (2012).
- F. Orsenigo et al. VE-cadherin phosphorylation in vivo is modulated by hemodynamic conditions and is not sufficient for induction of vascular permeability. Nat. Comm. 3:1208 (2012).
These pages provide information on the Master of Science programs offered by the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering at ETH Zurich with Prof. Dimos Poulikakos as tutor. Information regarding the admission to the program and its specific details can be found on the web site hosted by the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering.
Sample curricula for the Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering program under the guidance of the Laboratory of Thermodynamics in Emerging Technologies (LTNT) are listed below. They include the following areas of interest:
Energy, Flows, Processes
Biomedical Engineering
Micro & Nanosystems and Processes
These curricula can also be used towards the specialized Master of Science programs offered by ETH Zurich (Energy Science and Technology, Biomedical Engineering, Micro and Nanostems).
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