Mathias Weyland

Mathias Weyland is a researcher at the Zurich University of Applied Sciences (ZHAW) School of Engineering, specializing in the Applied Complex Systems Science research focus. His work bridges computational modeling, medical physics, and oncology through interdisciplinary projects.

• Projects: Deputy project leader for Bio-HhOST (bio-hybrid tissue models), PHARAO (pandemic response), and SARS-CoV2 Intervention Modeling, among others.

Research Interests: He focuses on computational biology, medical physics, and hyperthermia applications in cancer therapy. His work includes:

• 3D tissue engineering with live/artificial cell integration
• Thermoradiation synergy in veterinary oncology
• Artificial life and droplet-based programmable chemistries
• Radiation dose optimization for diagnostic imaging
• Mathematical modeling of biological repair dynamics

Publication Trends: His recent work (2024-2020) spans CT scan optimization, thermoradiation effects, and droplet-based artificial life systems. Collaborative projects with institutions like MIT Press, Springer, and Springer Nature dominate his publication record.

Methodology: Combines phantom studies, Monte Carlo simulations, and RNA sequencing with a strong emphasis on computational modeling for medical applications.