Georg Fantner

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Associate Professor

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Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Life Sciences Engineering

PhD Students

Ayar Dulabi Zahra, Braun Esther, Drake Barney Frederick, Economou Augoustina Maria, Ghadiani Bahareh, Mehdikhani Sarvjahany Mahdi, Swain Prabhu Prasad, Zheng Yiwei, Özek Ekin Asim,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Andany Santiago Harald , Asmari Saadabad Navid , Cencen Veronika , Dukic Pjanic Maja , Hannebelle Mélanie Thérèse Marie , Hosseini Nahid , Kangül Mustafa , Mendes Leitão Samuel , Neuenschwander Matthias , Nievergelt Adrian Pascal , Odermatt Pascal Damian , Peric Oliver ,

Courses

Advanced bioengineering methods laboratory

Advanced Bioengineering Methods Laboratories (ABML) offers laboratory practice and data analysis. These active sessions present a variety of techniques employed in the bioengineering field and matching a quantitative and technological based approach.

Structural mechanics for SV

This course aims to provide a concise understanding of how materials and structures react to loads. It covers the basics of stress and strain in multi dimensions, deformation and failure criteria. The course is tailored to problems students from life science might encounter.

Metrology

The course deals with the concept of measuring in different domains, particularly in the electrical, optical, and microscale domains. The course will end with a perspective on quantum measurements, which could trigger the ultimate revolution in metrology.

Metrology practicals

The student will get familiar with the techniques learnt in class (MICRO-428) and will put them to practice with experiments in the laboratory. There will be a practical training for each theme covered in class; the students will also learn good practices during measurements (lab notebook included).