Head of the Chair
Prof. Czarske (holding a prototype of the Laser Doppler Distance Sensor
Jürgen Czarske studied electrical engineering and physics and obtained his PhD in 1995 at Leibniz Universität Hannover, followed by an employment at the "Laser Zentrum Hannover e.V." (LZH), an industry-oriented research institute, most recently as head of department in metrology. He worked for Siemens AG in Munich and was further supported by the "Siemens Studenten- und Doktorandenkreis." As Postdoc, he conducted extensive research collaborations in the USA and Asia. Following his habilitation in metrology, he went to TU Dresden in 2004. Since then, he has been head of the chair of Measurement and Sensor System Techniques (MST) at the faculty of Electrical and Computer Engineering. Together with his employees and students he has formed the laboratory MST into a renowned institution for digital adaptive laser- and ultrasound-based measurement systems. Over 30 scientific prizes and honors have been awarded to students and employees of the chair. Since 2016, prof. Czarske is executive director of the Institute for Fundamentals of Electrical Engineering and Electronics.
Prof. Czarske was elected to the executive committee of the DGaO in the framework of its 117th annual meeting in Hannover in 2016.
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