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Co-lead of the 'Evolutionary Pathophysiology Mummy Studies' research group at the University of Zurich's Institute of Evolutionary Medicine, Patrick Eppenberger focuses on human health and disease evolution, particularly non-communicable diseases. His journey includes a degree in industrial design from the Zurich University of Art and Design (2002) and a shift to human medicine with a doctorate from the University of Zurich (2012). His innovative research methods were exemplified in his Habilitation thesis (2023), which addressed the adaptation of medical imaging modalities for the diagnostic evaluation of ancient human remains. Further diversifying his skills, he completed an Executive MBA at the University of Zurich (2024). Currently, he serves as co-Principal Investigator for a SNF Weave/Lead Agency project titled 'Genetic variants mechanosensitive ion channel Piezo1 - role in human red blood cell physiology evolution', which explores the evolution of the PIEZO1 ion channel and its potential applications in healthcare.
Department of Law