Alessandro Mastrofini, Christian T. Gasser, Eva Karlöf, Ulf Hedin & Michele Marino
Alessandro Mastrofini, Michele Marino, Eva Karlöf, Ulf Hedin & T. Christian Gasser
With the latest Codex updates, I finally found some time to start experimenting with AI agents beyond simple chat interactions. My first project is intentionally small: a personal agent that helps me organize my week. The idea Read more
Humans are not supposed to breathe underwater. It is an obvious statement, but it feels surprisingly different when you are several meters below the surface, breathing normally, looking up and realizing that there is a Read more
After months of changes, during the silence of the Christmas holidays, I found myself returning to an old passion. We are often running, doing more, planning the next step, without always knowing exactly where we Read more
During my PhD, I had the opportunity to spend several months abroad. I chose to move to Rotterdam, a dynamic and international city known for its modern architecture, vibrant cultural scene, and strong focus on innovation. Read more
In silico medicine is built step by step, from medical images to computational models, each stage reveals a clearer picture of how the human body works. A small example developed in Wolfram Mathematica shows how Read more
Our new paper is out in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface! In this study, we explore how homeostasis-driven vascular growth and remodelling modulate stress distributions in atherosclerotic carotid arteries. We extended our computational framework to a cohort Read more
With the end of summer, an intense season of congresses has come to a close, months filled with inspiring discussions, new collaborations, and travels across Europe. It’s been both energizing and rewarding to share our Read more
Since publishing the introductory article on "Industrial IoT Applications", much has evolved. We’ve transitioned to a more modern approach, embracing SMD-based components and compact PCB designs that shift most of the assembly work to the PCB Read more
In today’s classrooms, we’re witnessing a shift, not just in what we teach, but in how we teach. As the boundaries between disciplines blur and digital technologies become more immersive, traditional lectures are evolving into rich, interactive Read more