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Frequency Lattices and RF-Controlled Comb Dynamics Our group investigates new ways of controlling and confining electromagnetic waves through time as an active design dimension. Rather than engineering wave
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memory, soft robotics, tele-operated systems, lightweight space structures, and turbulent flows Ongoing and prior work in related areas by the Chair in Nonlinear Dynamics can be found at the group website
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intervention procedures that can help reduce maintenance costs and increase circularity over the life cycle of a structure. The SURPASS solutions combine eco-efficient UHPFRC containing CO2-negative SCMs, bio
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. The project endeavours to develop intervention procedures that can help reduce maintenance costs and increase circularity over the life cycle of a structure. The SURPASS solutions combine eco-efficient UHPFRC
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. Combining expertise in nanomaterials, colloid and analytical science, cellular biology and bioengineering, we investigate how nanoparticle structure and composition influence biological function. A particular
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models of regulation and dynamics . Flow- and diffusion-based models of cellular dynamics are expressive enough to map any source to any target state, but they fall short of learning the underlying
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agencies respond to incentives designed to maintain or enhance RD. This framework will capture feedbacks between ecological dynamics (e.g. functional trait variability, species turnover, co-tolerance) and
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palaeobiology, ecology, geology, and fluid dynamics to test the potential ecological adaptations of different arthropod morphologies that may have allowed them to dominate life in Earth’s oceans. We will develop
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life sciences institutes. With 33 research groups and 500 employees, we are a dynamic and international research community that has spawned many fundamental discoveries in biology and medicine as
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of biomedicine. The Computational Cellular Dynamics (CCD) Lab, led by Marius Lange, is a new research group at the Department of Biomedicine and the Basel Research Centre for Child Health (BRCCH). We develop