Master & Bachelor
Offers for Bachelor-, Master-Thesis and Student research projects (Vertiefungsarbeiten)
Nano-Bio (Dr. Christoph Rehbock, christoph.rehbock@uni-due.de) :
- Synthesis of ligand-free gold nanoclusters by pulsed laser fragmentation in liquids and characterization of their optical properties
- Laser based synthesis of alloy nanoparticles for Point-of-Care biodiagnostics
- PLAL synthesis of magneto-plasmonic Fe/Au nanoparticles for biomedical application
Catalysis (Dr. Sven Reichenberger, sven.reichenberger@uni-due.de) :
- Laser-based synthesis of heterogeneous metal, alloy and oxide catalysts by pulsed laser synthesis and post-processing of liquids (laser fragmentation, laser ablation, laser defect engineering)
- Role of solvents and oxidation processes in the formation of crystalline and amorphous metallic, alloy and carbon-doped nanoparticles
- Mechanistic investigation of fragmentation mechanisms and laser-based defect formation
- Understanding the role of surface defects in nanoparticle – support interaction (supporting of nanoparticles)
- Development of heterogeneous catalysts for electrocatalysis (replacement of noble metals e.g., Pt & Ir), selective oxidation catalysis (e.g., with alloys) and redoxcatalysis in general.
Surface chemistry and laser processing (Dr. Anna Rosa Ziefuß, anna.ziefuss@uni-due.de) :
- Mechanistic investigation of microparticle fragmentation mechanisms in liquids
- Nanomaterials for additive manufacturing
- Dispersion effects of nanocomposites to improve melting and resolidification behavior during PBF-LB/P with near-infrared diode lasers
- Nano-functionalization of magnetic microparticles for engineering grain
- boundaries during additive manufacturing to build magnets with maximized hysteresis
Automation (Dr. Friedrich Waag, friedrich.waag@uni-due.de) :
- Qualification of different sensor systems for automatic process control of laser-based nanoparticle synthesis and manipulation in liquids
- Increasing the process stability of laser-based nanoparticle synthesis in liquids on both short and long time scales
- Investigation of the influence of relevant process parameters on the power efficiency of laser-based nanoparticle synthesis in liquids