Chair holder

Head of field of study "microelectronics"

• Lecture "unconventional actuators"
• Lecture "microfluidics"
• Lecture "microsystems"
• Lecture "polymeric microsystems"
• Lecture "materials for nanoelectronics"

• Microfluidics (LSI, transistor-based)
• Unconventional, chemical computing
• Silicon-based Microsystems (microsystems for medicine and life sciences, cyberphysical systems)
• Organic and polymeric microsystems
• Autonomous, smart microsystems (chemomechanical systems, swimmers, robots)
• Microsystems for displays and optics (interferometric modulators and lasers, tactile displays)
• Sensor systems (plasmonic, ring resonator and magnetic (GMR, Hall) micro and nanotransducers for chemical and biochemical sensors)
• Next Generation Human-Machine Interfaces (next gen Virtual Reality, 4D displays)
• Organic and printed electronics
• Smart materials and technologies

• 04.01.1969 born in Dresden, married, 3 children
• 1985 - 1987 Apprenticeship as maintenance mechanist of computer devices at the Ingenieurhochschule Dresden
• 1987 - 1990 Maintenance mechanist of computer devices at the Ingenieurhochschule Dresden / TU Dresden
• 1991 - 1996 Study of electrical engineering / precision engineering at the TU Dresden
• 1996 - 2007 Researcher at the TU Dresden
• 2002 Ph.D. at the TU Dresden (polymer networks as actuator sensor systems), grade „summa cum laude“
  Supervisors: Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Dr.h.c. Werner Krause, Prof. Dr.rer.nat. habil. Karl-Friedrich Arndt
• 2008 - 2012 Heisenberg Fellow
• 2009 Offer of two full professorships
• 2009 Offer of full professorship of Polymeric Microsystems (Heisenberg Chair) at TU Dresden, accepted
• 2013 full professorship of Polymeric Microsystems at TU Dresden
• since 9.2017 full professorship of Microsystems at TU Dresden

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