Edoardo Mazza

Professor of Mechanics

ETH Zürich

Switzerland

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Edoardo Mazza is a Professor of Mechanics at ETH Zurich, located in Switzerland. His research areas include biomechanics, vascular biology, and material characterization, as evidenced by his recent articles on mechanical modeling and the interactions of biological tissues. His work also explores the applications of finite element analysis and advanced imaging techniques in understanding mechanical properties of biological systems.

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Articles (20)

Characterization of murine excisional wounds based on atomic force microscopy indentation

Hydrostatic pressure drives sprouting angiogenesis via adherens junction remodelling and YAP signalling

A quadriphasic mechanical model of the human dermis

Discrete network models of endothelial cells and their interactions with the substrate

Exteriorization of the uterus reduces fetoscopic cannula-induced stress and strain: A finite element model analysis

Preterm membranes are mechanically more resistant than term membranes

Radial matrix constraint influences tissue contraction and promotes maturation of bi-layered skin equivalents

Sustained Physiological Stretch Induces Abdominal Skin Growth in Pregnancy

Control of hydrostatic pressure and osmotic stress in 3D cell culture for mechanobiological studies

Tensile Response Characterization and Constitutive Modeling of LPBF Ti6Al4V Thin Struts

A close look at temperature profiles during laser powder bed fusion using operando X-ray diffraction and finite element simulations

Advancing efficiency and reliability in thermal analysis of laser powder-bed fusion

Evaluation of the short-term host response and biomechanics of an absorbable poly-4-hydroxybutyrate scaffold in a sheep model following vaginal implantation

Building an interdisciplinary program of cardiovascular research at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology– the ETHeart story

A novel bistable device to study mechanosensitive cell responses to instantaneous stretch

Activation of Nrf2 in fibroblasts promotes a skin aging phenotype via an Nrf2-miRNA-collagen axis

Risky interpretations across the length scales: continuum vs. discrete models for soft tissue mechanobiology

Systems of conductive skin for power transfer in clinical applications

A biphasic multilayer computational model of human skin.

A Novel Hybrid Membrane VAD as First Step Toward Hemocompatible Blood Propulsion

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Zeliha Guler

Miriam Weisskopf

Sabine Werner

ANDREAS KOUROUKLIS

Cosmin Roman

Georgios A. Pappas

Jute Richter

Gaetana Restivo

Lucie Hympanova

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