David Suter
Nationality: Suisse
EPFL SV IBI-SV UPSUTER
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Awards
SNSF MD/PhD fellowship
Swiss National Science Foundation
2004
Faculty prize for the best thesis in cell biology
2008
SNSF Professorship
Swiss National Science Foundation
2013
Teaching & PhD
PhD Students
Solomon Nshemereirwe, Yuliia Romaniuk, Ekaterina Lyublinskaya, Joanna Agnieszka Dembska
Past EPFL PhD Students
Stella Katharina Krämer (2026)
Courses
Immunology
BIO-310
This course describes the human immune system, and the immunological bases of vaccination, transplantation, immunotherapy and allergy. It also describes the role of stem cells in the formation of tissues, in particular the hematopoietic lineage.
Life Sciences engineering: genome to function
BIO-411
Students will acquire fundamental knowledge regarding how genomes can be engineered, how their function can be deciphered, and how their dynamic outputs can be analyzed and modeled, exemplified with a focus on cell cycle progression and proliferation control.
Practical - Suter Lab
BIO-679
Bioluminescence imaging and data analysis Splinkerette PCR (to analyze genomic insertion site of a transgene). The students will obtain theoretical and practical insight into embryonic stem cell biology and the study of gene expression fluctuations in single cells.