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UID:news509@dbe.unibas.ch
DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260316T090435
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260430T110000
SUMMARY:DBE Core Facilities & Services Tour for SIP Residents
DESCRIPTION:At the DBE\, we provide advanced research infrastructure & serv
 ices:\\r\\n3D PrintingMicrocalorimetryMicro- & NanotomographyCADENCE Gait 
 & Motion AnalysisMaterial Testing\\r\\nand we are open to collaboration wi
 th partners across academia\, healthcare & industry.More info: https://dbe
 .unibas.ch/en/services [https://dbe.unibas.ch/en/services]\\r\\nAre you a 
 resident of the SIP? Are you interested in finding out more about our infr
 astructure and services? Then Join our Core Facilities & Services tour fo
 r SIP Main Campus residents (limited places available)\\r\\nFor registrati
 on contact: research-dbe@unibas.ch
X-ALT-DESC:<p>At the DBE\, we provide advanced research infrastructure &amp
 \; services:</p>\n<ul><li><span>3D Printing</span></li><li><span>Microcalo
 rimetry</span></li><li><span>Micro- &amp\; Nanotomography</span></li><li><
 span>CADENCE Gait &amp\; Motion Analysis</span></li><li><span>Material Tes
 ting</span></li></ul>\n<p>and we are open to collaboration with partners a
 cross academia\, healthcare &amp\; industry.<br />More info: <a href="http
 s://dbe.unibas.ch/en/services">https://dbe.unibas.ch/en/services</a></p>\n
 <p>Are you a resident of the SIP? Are you interested in finding out more a
 bout our infrastructure and services?&nbsp\;<br /><strong>Then Join our Co
 re Facilities &amp\; Services tour for SIP Main Campus residents </strong>
 (limited places available)</p>\n<p><strong>For registration contact:</stro
 ng><a href="mailto:research-dbe@unibas.ch?subject=Core%20Facilities%20%26
 %20Services%20Tour%20for%20SIP%20Residents%20%7C%20Registration"><strong>r
 esearch-dbe@unibas.ch</strong></a></p>\n\n
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UID:news496@dbe.unibas.ch
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260430T163000
SUMMARY:Bioinspired Robots:  Building Embodied Intelligence
DESCRIPTION:AbstractThis talk will explore a number of approaches to design
 ing and fabricating robots that can robustly interact with the environment
  through embodied intelligence. The applications and new capabilities enab
 led by these robots will be discussed\, with a focus on sustainability and
  agricultural applications.BiosketchJosie Hughes is an Assistant Professor
  at EPFL where she established the CREATE Lab in 2021. Her lab focuses on 
 developing robots that can exploit Embodied Intelligence to robust interac
 t with real world scenario. This includes dexterous manipulators\, morphin
 g locomoting robots\, soft arms\, and more unusual form factors including 
 growing\, splitting or other physically evolving robotic systems.
X-ALT-DESC:<p><strong>Abstract</strong><br />This talk will explore a numbe
 r of approaches to designing and fabricating robots that can robustly inte
 ract with the environment through embodied intelligence. The applications 
 and new capabilities enabled by these robots will be discussed\, with a fo
 cus on sustainability and agricultural applications.<br /><br /><strong>Bi
 osketch</strong><br />Josie Hughes is an Assistant Professor at EPFL where
  she established the CREATE Lab in 2021. Her lab focuses on developing rob
 ots that can exploit Embodied Intelligence to robust interact with real wo
 rld scenario. This includes dexterous manipulators\, morphing locomoting r
 obots\, soft arms\, and more unusual form factors including growing\, spli
 tting or other physically evolving robotic systems.</p>
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UID:news514@dbe.unibas.ch
DTSTAMP;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260414T140342
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Zurich:20260505T100000
SUMMARY:Robotic Spinal Impedance Assessment of Adolescent Idiopathic Scolio
 sis Patients
DESCRIPTION:Examiners:\\r\\nProf. Dr. Georg Rauter\, University of Basel 
 – primary advisorPI. Dr.med. Daniel Studer\, University of Basel – sec
 ondary advisorProf. Dr. Stephan Ferguson\, ETH Zurich – external expertP
 rof. Dr. med. Carol-Claudius Hasler\, University of Basel – further advi
 sorAss. Prof. Dr. Philippe B¨uchler\, University of Bern – further advi
 sorDr. Nicolas Gerig\, University of Basel – further advisorDr. Lauren C
 hee\, University of Basel – further advisor
X-ALT-DESC:<p>Examiners:</p>\n<p>Prof. Dr. Georg Rauter\, University of Bas
 el – primary advisor<br />PI. Dr.med. Daniel Studer\, University of Base
 l – secondary advisor<br />Prof. Dr. Stephan Ferguson\, ETH Zurich – e
 xternal expert<br />Prof. Dr. med. Carol-Claudius Hasler\, University of B
 asel – further advisor<br />Ass. Prof. Dr. Philippe B¨uchler\, Universi
 ty of Bern – further advisor<br />Dr. Nicolas Gerig\, University of Base
 l – further advisor<br />Dr. Lauren Chee\, University of Basel – furth
 er advisor</p>
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