Seminars
Location: D. Dan and Betty Kahn Building, Room 217
Over the last two decades, significant scholarly work in systems and control has focused on networked multi-agent systems, where the central challenge lies in designing controllers under communication constraints such as transmission delays, sampled communication, and information exchange topologies. Traditional...
Location: D. Dan and Betty Kahn Building, Room 217
Polyamide 12 (PA12) is widely used in engineering for its excellent mechanical properties, chemical resistance, and ease of printing. Additive manufacturing (AM), especially Multi Jet Fusion (MJF), enables fast and flexible prototyping, offering a cost-effective alternative to traditional injection molding....
Location: D. Dan and Betty Kahn Building, Room 217
Dr. Sopher will present his research on improving orthopaedic and dental implant technology. His work focuses on integrating biomechanical computational modelling and experimental testing to enhance the clinical outcomes of joint arthroplasty. In his past research, Dr. Sopher has delved...
Location: Dan-Kahn Building, Room 217
The seminar is part of the monthly seminar series, presented in English by graduate students of the Mechanical Engineering Faculty for graduate students. The seminars are scheduled on the first Sunday of the month, 12:30-13:00 (seminar), 13:00-13:30 (lunch).
Location: Dan-Kahn Building, Room 217
The design of exoskeletons poses a complex challenge that goes beyond traditional robotic systems, as the interaction between humans and exoskeletons must be taken into account. In contrast to controlled robots, exoskeletons must be seamlessly integrated into the human musculoskeletal...
Location: D. Dan and Betty Kahn Building , Room 217
Encapsulated microbubbles (EMBs) are used in biomedicine for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes that include ultrasound imaging and targeted drug delivery. A data-driven method to control the oscillations of EMBs using the applied acoustic field is presented based on Koopman...
Location: Dan-Kahn Building, Room 217
The seminar is part of the monthly seminar series, presented in English by graduate students of the Mechanical Engineering Faculty for graduate students. The seminars are scheduled on the first Sunday of the month, 12:30-13:00 (seminar), 13:00-13:30 (lunch).
Location: Dan-Kahn Building, Room 217
The seminar is part of the monthly seminar series, presented in English by graduate students of the Mechanical Engineering Faculty for graduate students. The seminars are scheduled on the first Sunday of the month, 12:30-13:00 (seminar), 13:00-13:30 (lunch).
Location: Dan-Kahn Building, Room 217
The seminar is part of the monthly seminar series, presented in English by graduate students of the Mechanical Engineering Faculty for graduate students. The seminars are scheduled on the first Sunday of the month, 12:30-13:00 (seminar), 13:00-13:30 (lunch).
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