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Dr. Flavio Wanninger is a Lecturer in the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering at ETH Zurich. His research focuses on post-tensioned timber structures, hardwood applications, and sustainable construction. He holds an MSc in Civil Engineering from ETH Zurich, specializing in Structural & Geotechnical Engineering. Key research areas include post-tensioned timber frames, connections with glued-in rods, and experimental analysis of structural behavior under various loads. His work has been published in journals like Engineering Structures and presented at conferences such as the World Conference on Timber Engineering and the International Conference on Structural Engineering, Mechanics and Computation. Recent projects include the development of post-tensioned timber frames for the ETH House of Natural Resources, emphasizing hardwood utilization and structural scalability. Collaborations with institutions like the Institute of Structural Engineering at ETH Zurich highlight his role in advancing timber engineering practices.

• Post-tensioned timber structures
• Timber engineering
• Structural engineering
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Albin Kenel is a Professor of Building Envelopes and Civil Engineering at the Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture (HSLU), leading the Bachelor's Program in Civil Engineering. He holds a Dr. sc. techn. from ETH Zürich and has extensive experience in structural engineering, reinforced concrete, and sustainable construction. His career spans academic roles at HSLU and the Rapperswil Institute of Technology, alongside consulting for companies like Leviat AG and GRAVIS AG. Professional activities include membership in SIA, IABSE, and ACI, as well as leadership roles in commissions like the Kommission für Forschung im Strassenwesen (FOKO). Key research focuses on punching shear resistance, material properties of existing concrete structures, and composite construction. He has authored/co-authored multiple publications on topics such as reinforced concrete behavior, structural strengthening, and fiber-reinforced polymers. Kenel has organized and chaired events like the YES Young Engineers Symposium and the Ingenieur-Betonbautag. His research involves projects on temporary structures, recycled concrete, and historical reinforcement documentation. He actively reviews for journals like Engineering Structures and ACI publications.

• Civil Engineering
• Structural Engineering
• Reinforced Concrete
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Raffael Baur is an architect and researcher at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), affiliated with the School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering (ENAC) within the Architecture Department (IA) and the ALICE research group. His work focuses on sustainable and circular construction systems, material innovation, and the intersection of craft history with architectural fabrication. Key research areas include timber construction, folded sheet metal, and textile-reinforced concrete (TRC), often involving experimental prototypes and pedagogical collaboration. Education: - Dipl. Arch. ETH Zurich (Master’s) - B.Arch. The Cooper Union (Bachelor’s) Teaching & Research Activities: - Leads courses such as Drawing Structures and TRC LC3 Research Platform - Co-developed the Prototype Pavilion in Textile Reinforced Concrete project (2016–2022) - Active in interdisciplinary collaborations with civil engineers and material scientists Labs/Teams: - ALICE Group (Architecture and Living Lab for Innovation and Experimentation) - TRC LC3 Research Platform

• Sustainable Construction
• Circular Construction Systems
• Architectural Detailing
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Francesco Vanin is a Lecturer at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL), affiliated with the School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering. He works within the Civil Engineering department, focusing on earthquake engineering and structural dynamics. His teaching includes courses on structural dynamics and seismic design. Earthquake Engineering and Structural Dynamics Laboratory (EESD), ENAC, IIC SGC-ENS, ENAC-SGC His research centers on seismic behavior of masonry structures, equivalent frame modeling, and retrofitting of historical buildings. He investigates uncertainties in seismic assessment and develops numerical models for structural analysis. Vanin's publications emphasize finite element modeling, FRP strengthening, and experimental validation of masonry structures. His work spans both computational and physical testing methodologies. He supervises PhD student Bozulic Ivana and contributes to education in structural engineering through his teaching roles.

• Earthquake Engineering
• Structural Dynamics
• Seismic Assessment
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Stefan Holzer is a Full Professor at the Department of Architecture, ETH Zürich, and Head of the Institute for Preservation and Construction History. His research focuses on medieval, Early Modern, and 19th-century architecture, with a special emphasis on historical timber and masonry construction techniques. He combines structural analysis with archival research to uncover building processes and heritage significance. Specialist in heritage preservation and construction history Key affiliations: ICOMOS , Construction History Society His educational background includes: Civil Engineering studies at TU München (1982–1987) Doctorate in numerical mechanics (1992, TU München) Recent publications explore interdisciplinary topics in historic building technology , including 3D laser scanning of the Stockholm Public Library and dendrochronological studies of the Basilica of St Anthony in Padua. His work bridges academic research with practical conservation engineering. Scientific contributions include: 5 monographic books since 2008 Leadership in Federal Expert (BAK) and scientific boards of Construction History Journal and Aedificare He supervises doctoral students such as Laura Carmona López, Martina Diaz, and Jasmin Schäfer, with projects ranging from medieval bridges to Baroque roof structures. His team conducts fieldwork, archival studies, and material analyses to advance understanding of historic construction techniques.

• Building Archaeology
• Construction History
• Medieval Architecture
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Dr. Alex Sixie Cao is a Lecturer at the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering at ETH Zurich, working under Professor Andrea Frangi. His research focuses on structural engineering with emphasis on timber structures, progressive collapse analysis, and robustness of tall buildings. His work involves both experimental testing and numerical modeling of structural behavior under extreme loading conditions. His research interests include dynamic structural response, impact loading effects on timber structures, and system reliability of building connections. Dr. Cao has conducted pendulum impact tests on timber beams and developed analytical models for catenary action in reinforced timber structures. Dr. Cao's research primarily appears in computational mechanics and structural engineering journals, with recurring themes in timber structures, progressive collapse mechanisms, granular material behavior, and structural optimization. His recent publications demonstrate consistent focus on developing predictive models for structural failures under various loading scenarios.

• Structural Engineering
• Timber Structures
• Progressive Collapse Analysis
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Dr. Michael Klippel is a Lecturer and Senior Scientist at the Institute of Structural Engineering, Timber Structures (IBK) at ETH Zurich. He specializes in Timber Engineering, Fire Safety, and Sustainable Materials, leading the 'Fire in Timber Group' since 2014. Klippel coordinates the MAS ETH Fire Safety Engineering program and focuses on advancing timber construction standards. His academic background includes a Dipl.-Ing. in Civil Engineering (2009) from RWTH Aachen University and a Dipl.-Wirt.Ing. in Business Management (2013). Research Interests: Klippel's work bridges structural engineering and fire safety, emphasizing innovative timber applications, carbon-neutral construction, and interdisciplinary projects. His research addresses challenges like fire-resistant CLT design, adhesive performance under fire, and sustainable material utilization. Publications: Key contributions include studies on tall timber structures, carbon credits in real estate, and fire behavior of CLT. His work appears in journals like Sustainability and Journal of Renewable Materials , alongside industry guides and reports. Awards: Honors include the L.J. Markwardt Award (2019), Leo Schörghuber-Preis (2015), and F.C. Trapp-Preis (2010). He also won a VDI student competition for a UHPC bridge design in 2008. Grants & Labs: Klippel leads the 'Fire in Timber Group' and collaborates with industry on standardization projects. His work integrates academic research with practical applications in construction safety and sustainability.

• Timber Engineering
• Fire Safety
• Sustainable Materials
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Dr. Stephan Schilling is a Lecturer at the Department of Civil, Environmental and Geomatic Engineering at ETH Zürich, where he is part of the Timber Structures group within the Institute of Structural Engineering. His research focuses on the reliability and structural behavior of timber trusses, particularly examining connections between materials. Education: 2022: Doctor of Sciences (Dr. sc. ETH Zürich) with a thesis on structural behavior and reliability of timber trusses with dowelled steel-to-timber connections. 2017: MSc ETH Civil Engineering, specializing in Structural & Geotechnical Engineering, with a thesis on tensile connections in beech glulam. 2014: BSc ETH Civil Engineering, with a thesis on steel hall design. Professional Experience: Since 2022: Postdoctoral researcher at ETH Zurich’s Timber Structures group. 2018–2022: Doctoral candidate at ETH Zurich. Prior roles as design engineer and intern at firms like Diggelmann + Partner AG and Gruner Ingenieure AG. Research Interests: His work emphasizes advanced timber engineering, connection technologies, and sustainable construction practices. He explores how material properties and joint designs impact the reliability of timber truss systems. Labs/Teams: Active within the Timber Structures research group at ETH Zürich’s Institute of Structural Engineering.

• Timber Structures
• Structural Engineering
• Civil Engineering
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Ralph Stoian is a Professor at the Institute of Interior Architecture IIA, Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU), School of Engineering and Architecture. His career spans roles as a restorer, furniture designer, and educator, with a focus on sustainable interventions in existing buildings, historic preservation, and timber construction. Bachelor's in Innenarchitektur (Basel, 1995) MAS in Architektur (ETH Zürich, 2009) Research Focus: Stoian's work bridges historic preservation with contemporary design, emphasizing Bauen im Bestand (building in existing structures), Wohnen (housing), and Möbelgestaltung (furniture design). His expertise includes conservation of historical wood surfaces, material innovation, and interdisciplinary approaches to interior architecture. Scientific Awards: Designpreis Leder Locher (1997) for Rucksack Prototyp Design Price Interieur 96 (1996) for extendable table Ikea Stiftung Stipendium (1992) for studies in New York Leadership & Collaborations: Stoian leads continuing education programs at HSLU and is actively involved in organizations like Archiv Innenarchitektur Schweiz (board member since 2022), do.co.mo.mo Suisse (member since 2019), and ICOMOS Suisse (member in 2016). His projects include "Dahause und Zuheim" and "Strukturen im Gebäude als System."

• Interior Architecture
• Historic Preservation
• Timber Construction
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Silvan Winterberg is a part-time Lecturer at the Institute of Civil Engineering (IBI) at the Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture (HSLU T&A), located in Horw, Switzerland. He concurrently holds leadership roles at Timbatec Holzbauingenieure AG, including Chairman of the Lucerne Site Leadership and Member of the Zurich Site Leadership. His professional background includes over 15 years in timber engineering, project management, and construction. Winterberg completed his vocational training as a Zimmermann (Carpenter) EFZ and later earned a Diploma in Timber Engineering from BFH Biel. He also holds specialized certifications (CAS) in Earthquake-Resistant Timber Structures and IT Principles. His expertise spans structural design, sustainable building practices, and project management in the construction sector. Despite no listed scientific awards, his professional contributions focus on advancing timber construction techniques and integrating IT solutions into engineering workflows. His roles at Timbatec highlight practical industry experience in project leadership and strategic management.

• Civil Engineering
• Timber Engineering
• Project Management in Construction
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Yijiang Huang is a Researcher affiliated with the Department of Computer-Aided Robotics at ETH Zürich. His work focuses on advancing computational robotics, with a particular emphasis on structural design optimization, robotic assembly processes, and algorithmic fabrication methods. He holds a position within the Professorship for Computational Robotics and contributes to cutting-edge research in multi-robot systems, topology optimization, and sustainable construction techniques. His research integrates robotics with structural engineering to enhance automation in manufacturing and construction. Key areas include non-repetitive robotic assembly, cooperative multi-arm systems, and the development of frameworks for high-performance design optimization. Huang has published extensively on topics such as task and motion planning (TAMP), deflation methods for non-convex optimization, and bespoke interlocking connections for timber structures. His articles highlight innovations like the CantiBox project, which explores robotic assembly of interweaving timber elements, and protocols linking algorithmic design with construction intent. These contributions aim to bridge gaps between computational methods and real-world applications, emphasizing efficiency, sustainability, and precision in robotic fabrication systems.

• Robotics
• Structural Engineering
• Automation
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Zwicky Daia is an Ordentlicher Professor (Full Professor) at the Haute école d'ingénierie et d'architecture de Fribourg (HEIA-FR), part of the HES-SO University of Applied Sciences and Arts Western Switzerland. He leads the iTEC Institute (Institut des technologies de l'environnement construit), focusing on civil engineering and sustainable construction. His research emphasizes ecological construction, multifunctional materials, timber-concrete composites, and structural analysis. Key projects include exploring the use of hardwood in construction, optimizing recycled concrete mix designs using machine learning, and developing demountable structural systems. He has secured over CHF 2.2 million in funding for projects like the 'Potentiel d'utilisation des bois feuillus' and 'Optimized Recycled Concrete mix design.' Daia’s research bridges structural innovation and environmental sustainability, with a focus on reducing carbon footprints through material optimization and recycling. His work spans experimental testing, numerical modeling, and practical applications in building design and urban densification. Publications highlight contributions to textile-reinforced concrete, lightweight aggregates, and structural performance of existing buildings. His interdisciplinary approach involves collaborations across engineering, material science, and environmental studies.

• Civil Engineering
• Ecological Construction
• Structural Engineering
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Enrique Corres Sojo serves as a Lecturer at the Institute of Civil and Environmental Engineering (SGC) within EPFL's School of Architecture, Civil and Environmental Engineering (ENAC), based at the GC Building in Lausanne. His teaching portfolio emphasizes hands-on structural engineering applications: Drawing structures (CIVIL-126) focusing on structural visualization TRC LC3 Research Platform Fribourg (PENS-308) developing textile reinforced concrete prototypes to extend the 2019 TRC pavilion project Making structural logic (CIVIL-475) exploring theoretical principles ENAC week (PENS-201) involving collaborative construction of thin wooden shell structures All practical work occurs at the Blue Factory in Fribourg through the Civil Engineering teaching unit "Docta Manus". His research integrates material innovation with structural design, particularly in textile-reinforced concrete systems and timber structures, emphasizing experimental validation of theoretical concepts through full-scale prototyping.

• Structural Engineering
• Concrete Technology
• Wood Structures
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