PhD and MSc Theses

PhD and MSc Theses, since 1988

Advisor PROF. Josue Sznitman
Advisor’s Email sznitman@bm.technion.ac.il
Advisor’s Home-Site http://sznitmanlab.bm.technion.ac.il
No of theses 16
Department Biomedical Engineering
Department Web Site http://www.bm.technion.ac.il
Student’s Name Graduation Year Degree Abstracts Research Name
Nof Eliram 2021 PhD Abstracts Exploring Ventilator-Induced Lung Injury in Vitro in Reconstructed Airway Platforms
Kirma Shani Noa 2021 PhD Pulmonary in Vitro Platforms of Upper Airwayst for Cytotoxicity and Drug Delivery Assays
Ostrovski Yan 2019 PhD Targeted Delivery of Inhalation Medicine using Magnetic Particles
Shachar Berman Lihi 2019 PhD Transport and Deposition of Non-Spherical Particles in the Lung Depths
Stauber Hagit 2017 PhD Abstracts In vitro Microfluidic Models of Alveolar Capillary Microcirculation
Tenenbaum-Katan Janna 2016 PhD Abstracts Pulmonary Alveolar Flow Physiology: From Fetal to Childhood Airways
Hofemeier Philipp 2016 PhD Abstracts Computational Simulations of Inhaled Aerosols in the Pulmonary Acinar Region
Fishler Ramy 2015 PhD Abstracts Microfluidic Models for Studying Pulmonary Acinar Transport Phenomena
Abu Ahmad Leen 2022 MSc Abstracts Transport and Deposition of Excipient Enhanced Aerosols in the Lungs of an Infant
Zidan Hikaia 2022 MSc Abstracts Advanced Lung-On-Chip Platforms for Respiratory Inhalation Assays of Infection and Inflammation
Friedman Lee 2021 MSc Abstracts Lung-On-Chip Platforms for Pro-Inflammatory Airway Assays
Begin Alon 2020 MSc Abstracts Bubbles Characterizations Of Microwave Tissue Ablation in Patients
Heller-Algazi Metar 2020 MSc Abstracts Computational Fluid Dynamics as a Framework for Respiratory Therapy Reasearch
Koren Yelena 2014 MSc Abstracts Motility Phenotyping of Model Organism C. Elegans Using Scale-Invariant Feature Transform (SIFT)
Greenblum Ayala 2013 MSc Abstracts Statistical Learning Methods for Segmentation Problems in the Model Organism C. elegans
Loyevsky Amir 2020 MSc Abstracts Time-Resolved, Tomographic Measurements of Oscillatory Respiratory Flows in an Upper Airway Model