Available Bachelor Theses:
Ultralighweight solar cell encapsulation
(contact: Martin Kaltenbrunner, Stepan Demchyshyn)
Light emission for electronic skins
(contact: Martin Kaltenbrunner, Stepan Demchyshyn)
Development and implementation of a test-bench system for thin film solar cells
(contact: Martin Kaltenbrunner, Christoph Putz, Stepan Demchyshyn)
Up-scaling fabrication methods for a new photovoltaic technology
(contact: Martin Kaltenbrunner, Stepan Demchyshyn)
Carbon Black based stretchable conductors for surgical simulators
(contact: Martin Kaltenbrunner, Roland Pruckner)
3D-printed soft robotics
(contact: Martin Kaltenbrunner, Andreas Heiden)
Permeable and conformable sensor grids for healthcare
(contact: Robert Koeppe)
| Robert Pichler | Soft hydrogel-based dielectric elastomer transducers |
| Daniela Wirthl | Instant bonding of hydrogels to soft and hard materials |
Richard Moser | Hybrid electronics: Design and characterization with open-source labware |
Michael Drack | Soft deformable electronics |
| Gerald Kettlgruber | Stretchable electronics for mHealth applications |
| Christian Siket | Anodised 3D-oxide architecture for plastic electronics |
Rainer Kaltseis | Natural rubber for energy harvesting |
Alexander Kogler, Richard Baumgartner | Smart active materials for electromechanical transducers, solid state cooling and unidirectional fluid flow |
| Mamadou Seck | Combining Surface and Vertical Profile-Studies of Organic Materials in Solar Cells |
| Olena Kozlova | Optimization and Degradation Studies of Organic Solar Cells and Light-Emitting Devices |
Brigitte Paula Stehrer | Biosensing with 50 MHz HFF quartz crystals |
Martin Kaltenbrunner | From flexible to ultrathin and stretchable electronics |
Markus Krause | Kapazitive, pyro- und piezoelektrische Sensoren in der Automatisierung und in Sicherheitssystemen |
Petr Bartu | Large-area position sensitive detection of light points and objects |
Christoph Keplinger | Electromechanical energy conversion using dielectric elastomers |
Mario Dansachmüller | Characterization and modelling of the visco-elastic, electro-mechanical, electro-acoustical and electret properties of cellular polymer ferroelectrets |
Ingrid Graz | Dielectric barrier microdischarges, ferroelectrets and their applications |
Johann Leonhartsberger | Gas-Diffusions-Expansion temperaturstabiler Thermoplaste |
| Michael Lindner | Poling and Characterization of Nonpolar and Polar Polymers for Electromechanical and Optical Applications |
| Reinhard Schwödiauer | Characterization of Low Dielectric Constant Polymers |
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