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M Sc ETH in Biomedical Engineering master-biomed.ethz.ch

M Sc ETH in Biomedical Engineering www.master-biomed.ethz.ch. ETH Zürich. 12’000 Students 360 Professorships 15 Departments 88 Institutes. Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (D-ITET) (leading house) and the Department of Mechanical and

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M Sc ETH in Biomedical Engineering master-biomed.ethz.ch

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  1. M Sc ETH inBiomedical Engineeringwww.master-biomed.ethz.ch

  2. ETH Zürich 12’000 Students 360 Professorships 15 Departments 88 Institutes

  3. Department of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering (D-ITET) (leading house) and the Department of Mechanical and Process Engineering (D-MAVT)

  4. Tracks • Bioimaging • Bioinstrumentation & Signal Processing • Biomechanics • Molecular Bioengineering (D-MATL)

  5. Bioimaging Track Students work on the development and application of imaging techniques including MR, ultrasound and micro-CT Core Courses: Biomedical Engineering A & B Computer Vision I & II Molecular Imaging MRI in Medicine Quantitative & Analytical Microscopy

  6. Bioinstrumentation Track Students apply signal processing to the development of instruments to measure biologic signals. Core Courses: Biomedical Engineering A & B Signal & Information Processing Biosensors and Bioelectronics Micro- & Nanosystems Microrobotics

  7. Biomechanics Track Students apply mechanics and measurement methods for understanding the structure and function of biological materials at the organism, organ, tissue, cell and molecular level. Core Courses: Biomedical Engineering A & B Biomechanics III & IV Orthopaedic Bioengineering Trauma Biomechanics Multiscale Modelling Virtual Reality in Medicine Finite Elements in Biomechanics

  8. Molecular Bioengineering Track Students investigate the next generation of biologically-inspired materials using techniques from nanoscience, engineering, & molecular and cell biology. Core Courses: Frontiers in Nanotechnology Drug Delivery & Targeting Biomaterial Surfaces Biocompatible Materials Molecular Motors

  9. Affiliated Professors (Partial Listing) • Peter Bösiger MRI • Jürg Dual Blood Viscometry, Cell Manipulation • Luigi Gallo Dental Biomechanics • Andreas Hierlemann Bioelectronics • Christofer Hierold Biomedical Micro and Nanosystems • Petros Koumoutsakos Computational Modeling & Simulation • Andrea Loeliger EMG Signal Processing • Hans Merkle Tissue Engineering & Drug Delivery • Ralph Müller Micro-computed Tomography • Bradley Nelson Biomicrorobotics, Bio-MEMS • Dario Neri Protein Engineering • Sven Panke Protein-Based Novel Materials • Dimos Poulikakos Biofluids, Heat and Mass Transfer • Klaas Prüssmann MR Imaging • Robert Riener Neurorehabilitation, Robotics • Nicholas Spencer Biotribology • Edgar Stüssi Biomechanics • Gabor Szekely Medical Image Analysis • Markus Textor Biological Oriented Surfaces • Viola Vogel Molecular Bioengineering • Janos Vörös Biosensors and Bioelectronics • Martin Wolf Biomedical Photonics • Eckart Zitzler Biological Network Analysis

  10. Curriculum Structure 1 cp ECTS = 25-30 hours of study

  11. Key Aspects • English language, International • Programs lasts 1.5 years • Limited Enrollment (30 students) • Faculty Advisor assigned based on chosen track • Flexible curricula (max. 3 mandatory courses) • Interdisciplinary – Biology Core Courses

  12. Biology Courses (new) • Cell and Molecular Biology for Engineers • Anatomy and Physiology for Biomedical Engineers • Biological Methods for Engineers (Laboratory)

  13. Biological Methods for Engineers Techniques: Cell Culture RNA, DNA Protein Isolation SDS-PAGE Western Blotting RT-PCR, PCR Microarrays

  14. Prerequisite is Bachelors Degree in: • Biomedical Engineering • Electrical Engineering • Mechanical Engineering • Chemical Engineering • Material Science • Informatics • Mathematics • Physics • Computer Science • ‘sur dossier’ evaluation based on: • Grade point average • GRE General Test Scores (optional) • Curriculum Vitae • Statement of Purpose • Recommendation Letters Admissions

  15. 800 is maximum score

  16. Admitted Students WS2005/2006 • Switzerland (10) • China (4) • France (2) • USA (2) • Russia (1) • Turkey (1) • India (1) • Czech Republic (1)

  17. Admitted Students WS2006/2007 • Switzerland (10) • France (3) • China (3) • USA (2) • Canada (2) • Turkey (2) • UK (2) • Greece (1) • Iran (1) • Egypt (1) • Singapore (1) 40% Women 70% Foreign

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