Wenzel

[ German ven-tsuhl ]

noun

1. German form of Wenceslaus.

Example Sentences

Wearing torso-sized replicas of the now-discontinued Disney FastPasses over their chests, longtime friends Ryan Wenzel and Allie Ring have resigned themselves to higher prices.

From Los Angeles Times

“I feel like inflation is everywhere,” said Wenzel, 31, from Chicago, wearing a giant replica of a FastPass for the Haunted Mansion ride.

From Los Angeles Times

Now, Wenzel's "mini-brain" could revolutionize the way Alzheimer's and other brain-related diseases are diagnosed and treated.

From Science Daily

Using stem cells taken from human blood, Wenzel was able to create a tiny artificial organ -- roughly three millimetres across and resembling visually what Wenzel described as a piece of chewed gum someone has tried to smooth out again.

From Science Daily

Using small synthetic organoids for research is not a novel concept -- but the "mini-brains" developed in Wenzel's lab are unique.

From Science Daily