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Covers the Swiss Research Program on Engineering Multi-Scale Systems for Health, Security, Energy, and the Environment.

Engineering Multi-Scale Systems: Nano-Tera 2016

Explores engineering multi-scale systems for health, security, energy, and the environment, focusing on innovations from labs to daily life.

Vagus Nerve Stimulation: Mechanisms and Clinical Applications

Delves into the mechanisms and clinical applications of vagus nerve stimulation in Alzheimer's disease, stroke recovery, and heart failure.

Engineering Multi-Scale Systems: Nano-Tera

Discusses engineering multi-scale systems for health, security, energy, and the environment, showcasing innovation from labs to daily life.

Nanotera Overview

Offers an overview of the Nanotera program, focusing on interdisciplinary collaboration and technology transfer through PhD students.

The Three Domains of Life

Explores the three domains of life, metabolic processes, genetic diversity acquisition, and the human microbiome.

Nanowire Sensor

Focuses on nanowire sensors interfacing in parallel for various applications and innovations.

Persona Construction and User Interface Design

Covers the construction of personas for user interface design improvements.

Nano-Tera: Engineering the Future

Explores engineering multi-scale systems for various sectors and showcases advancements in electronics design.

Fermented Foods: Microbial Transformations and Health Benefits

Explores the microbial transformations and health benefits of fermented foods, emphasizing their potential as delivery vehicles for probiotics to underserved communities.

Envirobot: Aquatic Pollutant Detection

Introduces the Envirobot project for detecting aquatic pollutants using miniaturized sensors and bacterial bioreporters.