Difference between revisions of "User:Sascha.Dalessi"
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| + | I studied theoretical physics at EPFL and I obtained my diploma in 2003. Then, I continued at EPFL (Laboratory of Physics of Nanostructures) with a PhD in theoretical and numerical physics (2003-2007). | ||
| + | During my PhD I was working on quantum mechanics and I developed a formalism allowing to study symmetry effects in semiconductor nanostuctures ([http://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/109154 pdf thesis here]). | ||
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| + | I'm currently working at the University of Lausanne as a Post Doc in the Computational Biology Group (CBG). | ||
| + | My main domain of expertise is the modeling of biological diffusive processes (morphogen gradient formation, tissues patterning, …). I therefore develop rigorous analytical tools allowing to study theoretically gradient formation related problems. Furthermore, I have strong interactions with the experimentalists and within these collaborations I'm on charge of the data quantification and analytical/numerical modeling. | ||
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| − | * Address: Rue | + | * Address: Rue du Bugnon 27 - DGM 116 - CH-1005 Lausanne |
| − | * Phone: | + | * Phone: +41 21 692 54 01 |
* e-mail: sascha.dalessi"at"unil.ch | * e-mail: sascha.dalessi"at"unil.ch | ||
Latest revision as of 21:20, 18 February 2013
I studied theoretical physics at EPFL and I obtained my diploma in 2003. Then, I continued at EPFL (Laboratory of Physics of Nanostructures) with a PhD in theoretical and numerical physics (2003-2007). During my PhD I was working on quantum mechanics and I developed a formalism allowing to study symmetry effects in semiconductor nanostuctures (pdf thesis here).
I'm currently working at the University of Lausanne as a Post Doc in the Computational Biology Group (CBG). My main domain of expertise is the modeling of biological diffusive processes (morphogen gradient formation, tissues patterning, …). I therefore develop rigorous analytical tools allowing to study theoretically gradient formation related problems. Furthermore, I have strong interactions with the experimentalists and within these collaborations I'm on charge of the data quantification and analytical/numerical modeling.
- Address: Rue du Bugnon 27 - DGM 116 - CH-1005 Lausanne
- Phone: +41 21 692 54 01
- e-mail: sascha.dalessi"at"unil.ch
