Resume
Academic Achievements
- Published a benchmark paper on enhancing robustness and reliability of cardiac electrophysiology modeling in Nature Cardiovascular Research; team member Franz Thaler won Best Paper and Best Performance Awards in the LAScarQS++ track; Elena Zappon was awarded a Marie Skłodowska-Curie fellowship; Karli Gillette received an ESPRIT fellowship from the Austrian Science Fund (FWF); Alexander Jung won the Junior Investigator Poster Award at the Annual Meeting of the Safety Pharmacology Society.
Research Experience
- Leads the Computational Cardiology Lab with research areas including electrophysiology, electromechanics, hemodynamics, personalization, and scientific computing.
Background
- Director of the Computational Cardiology Lab, focusing on computational modeling of total heart function, applied basic research, and translational research.
Miscellany
- The team participated in a video competition organized by the European Partnership for Personalised Medicine and received likes for their DAWN-AF project.