Our research group focuses on the interaction between light and thin-film systems, as well as the influence of magnetic fields on their optical, optoelectronic, and transport properties. Our basic research is relevant to applications in organic and inorganic spintronics, sensor technology, and medicine.
The new “Cryo-Lab for Materials and Electronics Packaging Chemnitz” (CRYME) enables the study of materials and systems for quantum computers at extremely low, so-called cryogenic temperatures …
Professional bioacoustics in your pocket: The new BirdNET Live app is revolutionising the monitoring of animal calls. Its AI works without an internet connection and recognises more species than other apps. …
Students and faculty members from Chemnitz University of Technology’s Ukrainian partner universities worked on startup ideas and gained insights into research …
With an inclusive approach, the program is designed to appeal primarily to international prospective students interested in electrical engineering and information technology …
This lecture presents wireless medical microrobots for targeted, minimally …
The Chemnitz summer school has been a tradition since 2006. Five invited …
The aim of the symposium is to bring together scientists from the field of …
New students are greeted each year at the beginning of the winter semester in a cherished …
The TUCgraduate Day brings together prospective doctoral candidates, doctoral researchers, …
