Carlotta Guiducci

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Teaching & PhD

Teaching

Life Sciences Engineering

Electrical and Electronics Engineering

PhD Programs

Doctoral Program in Microsystems and Microelectronics

Doctoral Program in Biotechnology and Bioengineering

Doctoral Program in Chemistry and Chemical Engineering

Doctoral Program in Electrical Engineering

PhD Students

Porro Gloria, Ryser Till Jonathan, Tomar Saurabh,

Past EPFL PhD Students

Accastelli Enrico , Bojescu Elena-Diana , Cappi Giulia , Ferretti Anna , Keim Kevin , Kilchenmann Samuel , Rollo Enrica , Temiz Yüksel , Thiriet Pierre-Emmanuel Marie ,

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.

Electrical systems and electronics I

The course has the aim to provide the fundamental knowledge and experiences to understand basic electrical systems.

Fundamentals of biosensors and electronic biochips

The labels "biosensor"€ and "eBiochip" have been employed to refer to the most diverse systems and in several fields of application. The course is meant not only to provide means to dig into this sea but also a thoughtful understanding of the detection principles and a design perspective.