University-Wide Inaugural Lecture - Newly appointed professors in focus

The University-Wide Inaugural Lecture introduces newly appointed professors of outstanding strategic importance for TUD's research profile.

Visit the event in Fritz-Foerster-Building, auditorium 244, always on the 3^rdThursday of the month at 4:40 pm during the lecture period. The informal get-together following each lecture offers the opportunity for individual discussions.

The next lecture with Prof. Caroline Murawski

Chair of Biomedical Sensor Technology
Faculty: Electrical and Computer Engineering

"Organic Semiconductors for a Brighter Future of Brain Research"

Bio

Prof. Murawski holds the Chair of Biomedical Sensor Technology and is Director of the Institute of Solid State Electronics. In her research, she provides new insights into brain function and the development of effective therapies for neurological diseases using precise light-based neural stimulation and detection via miniature organic LEDs and photodetectors.

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Publications

One of Prof. Murawski's main publications is: Murawski, C; Gather, M. (2021): Emerging Biomedical Applications of Organic Light-Emitting Diodes. Advanced Optical Materials 9,14. Learn more

Introducing Prof. Caroline Murawski © TUD

Details

The University-Wide Inaugural Lecture "Organic Semiconductors for a Brighter Future of Brain Research" by Prof. Caroline Murawski will take place on:

June 19, 2025
4:40 pm – 6:10 pm (6^th double period)
FOE/244, Fritz Foerster Building, Mommsenstrasse 6, 01069 Dresden

The lecture and subsequent discussion will be held in English.
Afterwards, there will be time for an informal get-together.

Upcoming lectures

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Past Events

For a summary of our previous events, please visit our past events page.

About the University-Wide Inaugural Lecture

Newly appointed professors who are renowned for their outstanding research work and their international reputation are choosing to move to TU Dresden. The areas of research pursued by our new members are interdisciplinary in nature.

Internationally visible, newly appointed professors working in strategically relevant research areas make a decisive contribution to the development of our university. Therefore, TU Dresden welcomes enthusiastic individuals who increase the attractiveness of Dresden as a science hub and whose numerous activities connect TUD and DRESDEN-concept partners across the city.

University-wide inaugural lectures are hosted in consultation with the appointing faculties and associated institutions. More information (Intern)

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