Open Bachelor Theses
- Experimental quantification of stent-induced aortic stiffness in human tissue - supervisors: Masoud Yusefi (contact); Gerhard Sommer
Open Master Theses
- Consolidation of brain tissue and tissue-mimicking hydrogels - supervisors: Manuel Kainz (contact); Michele Terzano; Gerhard A. Holzapfel
- The effect of omitted damage modeling on the predictive power of mechanical simulations - supervisors: Maximilian Wollner (contact); Gerhard A. Holzapfel
- Biomechanical investigation of human gastric tissue: On the separation of the equilibrium relations & inelasticity of the stomach wall - supervisors: Clarissa Holzer-Stock (contact); Francesca Bogoni (contact); Gerhard A. Holzapfel
- The assumption of homogenous deformation in planar biaxial testing of anisotropic materials - supervisor: Michele Terzano (contact); Gerhard A. Holzapfel
- Micro-perfusion experiments on brain tissue and tissue-mimicking hydrogels - supervisors: Manuel Kainz (contact); Gerhard A. Holzapfel
- Experimental quantification of stent-induced aortic stiffness in human tissue - supervisors: Masoud Yusefi (contact); Gerhard Sommer
- Drop-jet collisions for cells-loaded alginate fibers - supervisors: Gerhard Sommer (contact); Prof. C. Planchette; Prof. B. Rinner
- Modeling the fracture mechanics of polymeric scaffolds for tissue engineering - supervisor: Michele Terzano (contact)
- Time calibration of a thrombus formation model for an idealized backward-facing step geometry - supervisor: Gian Marco Melito (contact), Alireza Jaferinia, Karin Ellermann
Downloads
Sheet of Confirmation for Doctoralschool – [pdf]
Guidelines for Bachelor Theses – [pdf]
Guidelines for Master Theses – [pdf]
Winter Term 2024/25
- 719.001 Mechanics of Biological Tissues
- 719.002 Strength of Materials
- 719.003 Biomaterials
- 719.005 Introduction Biomedical Engineering
- 719.007 Mechanics of Proteins and Cells
- MAS.450UF Tissue Engineering
- 700.300 Introduction to Scientific Working
- 719.013 Bachelor thesis Biomedical Engineering
- 719.012 Master Seminar
- 719.015 Seminar for Graduate Students – Biomedical Engineering