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BiRoNZ: Bio-Robotics Network in Zurich

Bachelor/Master Projects

Research projects for bachelor and master students. more

News Box

08.05.2013 Climbing robots on New Scientist website, Discovery Channel's Daily Planet TV show, and UPI News.

01.05.2013 Proposal of IEEE/RSJ IROS 2013 Workshop on Soft Technologies for Wearable Robots has been accepted.

24.04.2013 Paper in collaboration with Blumberg (University of Iowa) has been accepted by Current Biology

24.04.2013 Papers by Reis et al., Wang et al., and Leach et al. have been accepted by IEEE/ASME Transactions on Mechtronics, IEEE Transactions on Robotics and  IEEE/ASME Transactions on Mechtronics respectively

01.02.2013 Welcome new member: Fabian Guether

01.02.2013 Welcome new member: Dr. Kohei Nakajima

26.08.2012 Fumiya's invited talk at EU Cog III

12.08.2012 Paper by Reis & Iida has been accepted by Artificial Life

14.07.2012 Fumiya Island in Robot Film Festival

01.07.2012 Welcome new member: Dr. Hansruedi Frueh

18./22.06.2012 2012 ETH Robotics Summer School on Soft Robotics

19.05.2012 Paper by Wang & Iida has been accepted by IEEE/AMSE Transactions on Mechatronics

18.05.2012 Robotic Body Extension on IEEE Spectrum's robotics blog, Daily Mail and Popular Science website

Upcoming Talks - Coming Soon !

Date

Time

Venue

Speaker

Title

March 1
12:00 pm ML H 41.1
Kristina Shea
Computational Design Synthesis of Engineered Systems: Can a Machine Design? (abstract)
March 1
12:30 pm ML H 41.1
Konstantinos Dermitzakis
Improving the design of upper-limb robotic prostheses using biomechanical properties and sensorimotor control principles (abstract)
April 12
12:00 pm HG D 5.2 Dr. James Sulzer
Whole-brain online neurofeedback towards rehabilitation (abstract)
April 12
12:30 pm HG D 5.2 Prof. Dr. Karmen Franinovic
Enactive Architectures (abstract)
May 3
12:00 pm ML H 41.1
Georg Rauter
The Virtual Rowing Trainer: Can a Robot Teach Humans? (abstract)
May 3
12:30 pm ML H 41.1
Dr. Lijin Aryananda, Dr. Lars Lünenburger (Hocoma AG)
Scientific ideas and successful products in robot-aided rehabilitation: Two worlds or two sides of a coin? (abstract)

For free pizza and juice: please RSVP by sending an email to this link here.

What is BiRoNZ?

Open to anyone who is interested in Bio-Robotics research (Bachelors, Masters, Phds, Postdocs, and others). A casual and informal atmosphere tailored to you.

The main goal of this network is to bring together the young researchers in the vicinity of Zurich in order to increase momentum and quality of Bio-Robotics research. In particular, we would like to provide opportunities for young researchers to present crazy research topics, to practice presentations, to know what your neighbors are doing (in research that is!), and to ask (basic) questions that you cannot really ask in formal conferences. This network also serves as a platform to attract additional young students (e.g. Bachelors and Masters) joining the research community in the near future.

A list of student projects for Bachelor and Master students is available here.

What are the talks about?

We organize an event/talk every month during the semester, consisting of one or two informal talks given by local students and scientists.

A cross-section of robotics and biology: including but not limited to topics related to Mechanical engineering, Electrical engineering, Control engineering, Computer science, Artificial intelligence, Biomechanics, Neuroscience, Cognitive science, Psychology, Philosophy...

To get an idea, a list of past talks is available here.

How can I keep informed about upcoming events?

Send an e-mail to this link here and we'll put you on the BiRoNZ mailing list. A list of related seminars and networks can be found here.

Who organizes BiRoNZ?

BiRoNZ is a collaborative effort organized by the Rehabilitation Engineering Lab (RELab), Bio-Inspired Robotics Lab (BIRL) and Agile & Dexterous Robotics Lab (ADRL) at ETH Zurich and the Artificial Intelligence Lab (AILab) at University of Zurich. The organizers are: Bogdan Vigaru - (RELab); Utku Culha - (BIRL) ; Derek Leach - (BIRL); Michael Neunert - (ADRL); Farbod Farshidian - (ADRL) & Naveen Kuppuswamy  - (AILab)

Other talks/networks

* Robotics/Control Related Seminars(pdf)

Available student projects in BiRoNZ labs

 

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