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Fabio Gramazio
Matthias Kohler
Petrus Aejmelaeus-Lindström
Paola Ak
Inés Ariza
Ivan Bagaturiya
Luis Berka
Aline Bolle
Taha Bouizargan
Oliver Bucklin
Gonzalo Casas
Kunaljit Chadha
Carlotta Daro
Angelina Derzhitskaya-Zeman
Alexander Erny
Elias Ettlin
Tanja Fehr
Teresa Pearlita Fröhlich
Alessandra Gabaglio
Fiona Gehrig
Mattia Nicca Geschwentner
Eric Gozzi
Linus Greter
Jonas Haldemann
Halima Hassan
Gamal Hassan
Matthias Helmreich
Simona Iwert
Severin Jeitziner
Leon Jordan
Ananya Kango
Chen Kasirer
Elia Kilcher
Zan Kocunik
Anja Kunic
Chia-Wei Lee
Amelie Seraina Leu
Yu-Syuan Li
Tzu-Hsien Lo
Leon Elias Lüthi
Fabian Marx
Nadja Milas
Cami Nicola Minger
Alexandra Moisi
José Miguel Moreno Lopez
Daniel Nunes Locatelli
Karine Osipova-Häuselmann
Carl Pantos-Conquilla
Panayiotis Papacharalambous
Georgios Papadimitriou
Min Ghi Park
Nicola Piccioli-Cappelli
Daniel Valentin Pinzello
Maria Paula Pop
Luca Tobia Preier
Spyridon Pyrgiotis
Lucija Ratkic
Fernando Stork
Paula Maya Strunden
Anastasiia Stryzhevska
Paul Thiévent
Oliver Tönz
Lauren Vasey
Florian Weinke
Lorin Wiedemeier
Achilleas Xydis
Amarin Zeltner
Wanru Zhao
Anouk Ziegler
After finishing his bachelors in mechanical engineering in Vienna, Austria, Marvin Rueppel worked at Tallin University in Estonia where he discovered Robotics. This brought him to pursue a Master in Robotics at the ETH Zurich at the IDSC and the flying machine arena. Next to his studies he followed a professional breakdance career which spread into a broader extreme sports relationship with several companies which ranges from part design to festival organization and athlete performances. His movement passion is focused on kayaking, cliffdiving, bouldering, handstand acrobatics and highlining, which is slacklining high up in the sky. After his Master Degree, and two internships, one at the Manipal Institut of Technology in India and the other at Urban Farmers at Techno Park Zurich, he worked at the Institute of Polymer Engineering at the FHNW, pursuing projects together with EPFL, ESA and PSI and numerous industrial partners. His expertise lies in nonlinear compliant systems, damping and vibrations, distributed model predictive control, lightweight design and parametric construction. His love for creative processes and robotics lead him back to ETH Zurich, Architecture.
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