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Johannes Weickenmeier
Dr. Sc. ETH
Associate Professor of Brain Health
Department of Engineering Science
Fellow of St. Cross College
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Triaxial mechanical characterization of ultrasoft 3D support bath-based bioprinted tubular GelMA constructs
Torza A,  Zgeib R,  Wang X,  Zaeri A,  Zhang F,  Cao K,  Chang R,  Weickenmeier J,  et al. (2024)
AI-dente: an open machine learning based tool to interpret nano-indentation data of soft tissues and materials.
Giolando P,  Kakaletsis S,  Zhang X,  Weickenmeier J,  Castillo E,  Dortdivanlioglu B,  Rausch MK,  et al. (2023)
A multiphysics model to predict periventricular white matter hyperintensity growth during healthy brain aging.
Caçoilo A,  Dortdivanlioglu B,  Rusinek H,  Weickenmeier J,  et al. (2023)
Special Issue: Imaging-based methods in computational medicine
Tepole AB,  Weickenmeier J,  Holland M,  Grytz R,  et al. (2022)
Brain aging mechanisms with mechanical manifestations.
Blinkouskaya Y,  Caçoilo A,  Gollamudi T,  Jalalian S,  Weickenmeier J,  et al. (2021)
The Geometry of Incompatibility in Growing Soft Tissues: Theory and Numerical Characterization.
Lee T,  Holland MA,  Weickenmeier J,  Gosain AK,  Tepole AB,  et al. (2021)
Inverse Methods
Weickenmeier J,  Mazza E,  et al. (2019)
The interplay of biochemical and biomechanical degeneration in Alzheimer’s disease
Schäfer A,  Weickenmeier J,  Kuhl E,  et al. (2019)
The multiphysics of prion-like diseases: progression and atrophy
GORIELY A,  Weickenmeier J,  Kuhl E,  et al. (2018)
Magnetic resonance elastography of the brain: A comparison between pigs and humans.
Weickenmeier J,  Kurt M,  Ozkaya E,  Wintermark M,  Pauly KB,  Kuhl E,  et al. (2018)
Location-specific mechanical response and morphology of facial soft tissues.
Pensalfini M,  Weickenmeier J,  Rominger M,  Santoprete R,  Distler O,  Mazza E,  et al. (2018)
Brain stiffens post mortem.
Weickenmeier J,  Kurt M,  Ozkaya E,  de Rooij R,  Ovaert TC,  Ehman RL,  Butts Pauly K,  Kuhl E,  et al. (2018)
Dimensional, geometrical, and physical constraints in skull growth
Weickenmeier J,  Fischer C,  Carter D,  Kuhl E,  Goriely A,  et al. (2017)
Weekly Time Course of Neuro-Muscular Adaptation to Intensive Strength Training.
Brown N,  Bubeck D,  Haeufle DFB,  Weickenmeier J,  Kuhl E,  Alt W,  Schmitt S,  et al. (2017)
The mechanical importance of myelination in the central nervous system.
Weickenmeier J,  de Rooij R,  Budday S,  Ovaert TC,  Kuhl E,  et al. (2017)
Experimental and Numerical Characterization of the Mechanical Masseter Muscle Response During Biting.
Weickenmeier J,  Jabareen M,  Le Révérend BJD,  Ramaioli M,  Mazza E,  et al. (2017)
The mechanics of decompressive craniectomy: Personalized simulations
Weickenmeier J,  Butler C,  Young PG,  Goriely A,  Kuhl E,  et al. (2016)
The mechanics of decompressive craniectomy:Bulging in idealized geometries
Goriely A,  Weickenmeier J,  Kuhl E,  et al. (2016)
Stress Singularities in Swelling Soft Solids
Goriely A,  Weickenmeier J,  Kuhl E,  et al. (2016)
Bulging brains
Weickenmeier J,  Saez P,  Goriely A,  Kuhl E,  et al. (2016)
Brain stiffness increases with myelin content.
Weickenmeier J,  de Rooij R,  Budday S,  Steinmann P,  Ovaert TC,  Kuhl E,  et al. (2016)
Tri-layer wrinkling as a mechanism for anchoring center initiation in the developing cerebellum.
Lejeune E,  Javili A,  Weickenmeier J,  Kuhl E,  Linder C,  et al. (2016)
Suction based mechanical characterization of superficial facial soft tissues.
Weickenmeier J,  Jabareen M,  Mazza E,  et al. (2015)
A physically motivated constitutive model for 3D numerical simulation of skeletal muscles.
Weickenmeier J,  Itskov M,  Mazza E,  Jabareen M,  et al. (2014)
Experimental Characterization and Simulation of Layer Interaction in Facial Soft Tissues
Weickenmeier J,  Wu R,  Lecomte-Grosbras P,  Witz J-F,  Brieu M,  Winklhofer S,  Andreisek G,  Mazza E,  et al. (2014)