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Publication on laser-active whispering-gallery resonators chosen "Editor's Pick"
Prof. Gerald Urban was elected as a Fellow by EAMBES (European Alliance for Medical and Biological Engineering Sciences).
The lab for micro actuators has published a novel type of varifocal mirror with aspherical aberration correction that enables new compact telefocus lenses, e.g. for mobile applications.
A plant robot renders weeds environmentally harmless – and could do more field work for farmers
Hans Zappe elected Fellow of SPIE
Anke Weidlich (Professor of Control and Integration of Grids) and Hans-Martin Henning (Professor of Solar Energy Systems)
Dr. Volkmar Denner (CEO) und Dr. Michael Bolle (CTO) of the Robert Bosch GmbH visit the Faculty of Engineering
Kaustubh Banerjee, a doctoral student at the Gisela and Erwin Sick Chair of Micro-optics, received the Best Student Paper award at the MOEMS and Miniaturized Systems conference, part of SPIE Photonics West. Sponsored by Samsung, the award was for his paper entitled “A low-cost, 25-actuator electrostatic deformable mirror with polyimide membrane for adaptive optics microscopy”, and was co-authored by Pouya Rajaeipour and Çağlar Ataman. Photonics West is the largest annual international conference in the photonics field, attracting almost 25,000 participants to San Francisco every January.
We are delighted to announce an upcoming workshop at CECAM Lausanne on topographic and morphological structure of material interfaces.
The foundation stone for the “Freiburg Institute for Machine-Brain Interfacing Technology” has been laid
Integrated sustainability assessment and optimization of energy systems
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Alfons Dehé takes up the Georg H. Endress Chair of Smart Systems Integration at the Department of Microsystems Engineering (MST) of the Faculty of Engineering.
The Eva Mayr-Stihl Foundation funds research at the University of Freiburg’s Department of Sustainable Systems Engineering
Freiburg biophysicist receives two million euros in financing from the European Research Council
Wolfram Burgard develops intelligent, autonomous systems – his algorithms for self-driving robots continue to be the gold standard
At the Faculty of Engineering campus the Freiburg Institute for Machine-Brain Interfacing Technology is coming into being
Daniel Kopp receives Best Paper Award of the International Commission for Optics
We wish you a good start with your studies at the Faculty of Engineering. A new city, a new room, new people: you are entering an new phase in your life
Chemist Karen Lienkmap receives 1.4 million euros for her project on anti-bacterial catheters and bandages
Career associated continuing education – the University of Freiburg provides flexible opportunities to study
Freiburg computer scientist elected president of the IEEE Robotics and Automation Society
The Max Planck Society has granted €1.52 million in funding to a project for studying hormones in birds
Announcing the Single-Cell Printer for documented isolation of cells in clonal cell line development
Communication Technology and Data Analytics for Future Energy Systems, 13 September 2017, in Passau, Germany
The University of Freiburg ranks 82nd internationally in the Times Higher Education Ranking
Dr. Maria Asplund and Prof. Dr. Lars Pastewka have been chosen to receive funding from one of the most significant European sources of support for junior researchers. The ERC distinguishes these researchers by presenting them with ERC Starting Grants of up to a total of almost 3 million euros for new projects.
What if you fell off your bicycle today and ten years later you developed epilepsy? Relationships like this might appear far-fetched but are entirely possible, say Freiburg researchers.
Initial clinical tests show that biosensors could pave the way for a personalized antibiotherapy in the future
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