Topics

Current topics PhDs

Supervisor at HS KL

Development and optimization of functionalized sensor platforms, assay workflows, and experimental characterization methodsProf. Dr. Alexey Tarasov
Electrical, marker-free readout method for the rapid detection of virusesProf. Dr. Alexey Tarasov
Cell-based BiosensorsProf. Dr. Alexey Tarasov
Development of Superparamagnetic Functional Materials for Hyperthermia ApplicationsProf. Dr. Hildegard Möbius
Development and Characterization of Bioelectronic Interfaces for Studying Cell- and Tissue-Neural Implant InteractionsProf. Dr. Monika Saumer
Three-Dimensional Microelectrode Systems for the Electrical Characterization of In-Vitro Cell Cultures

Prof. Dr. Monika Saumer

Nano-surfaces and cell adhesionProf. Dr. Monika Saumer
The role of bacterial stimuli in the release of proteases by immune cells during inflammatory processesProf. Dr. Bernd Bufe
Molecular identification and characterization of new immune defense mechanisms involved in perceptionProf. Dr. Bernd Bufe
Peptide-based differential diagnosis of immune cellsProf. Dr. Bernd Bufe
Investigation of the Pathogenesis of Parkinson's Disease in the Intestine

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Effects of pathological peptides on the ENSProf. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

 

PhD students

Topics completed PhDs

Supervisor at HS KL

Peptide-based Biosensor for Protease Detection

Prof. Dr. Alexey Tarasov

Development of electrochemical deposition of NiFeMo and its application in magnetic field sensor technology

Prof. Dr. Monika Saumer

Development of 3D electrodes for biomedical applications

Prof. Dr. Monika Saumer

Random nanostructured interfaces for bioanalytical applications

Prof. Dr. Monika Saumer

Micro- and nanostructured hard magnetic materials and components for microtechnology applications

Prof. Dr. Monika Saumer

Characterization of galvanically produced nanocrystalline nickel-iron alloys

Prof. Dr. Joachim Ernst Hoffmann

Effects of Caloric Restriction on the Intestine

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Stem Cell Transplantation in the Intestine

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

The Effects of Antioxidant Substances on the Effects of Pathological Peptides in the Intestine

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Characterization of neural enteric stem cells

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Etablierung eines mesenterialen perfusionssystems zur Evaluierung antinflammatorischer Substanzen

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Intrinsic stimulation neural stem cells

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Chemical and physical stimulation of neural stem cells of the central and peripheral nervous system: Approaches to the treatment of neurodegenerative diseases through intrinsic stimulation

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Influences of ex- and intrinsic factors on neural stem cells

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Establishment and validation of an intestinal perfusion system and evaluation of new anti-inflammatory active substances from fungi for the treatment of inflammatory intestinal diseases

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Analysis of the interaction of the microbiome with the enteric nervous system

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

The enteric nervous system as predictor for pathological changesand therapeutically effectiveness by Alzheimer disease

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Influences of complex mixtures of active substances on intestinal motility and immunity

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Establishment of a new measurement system for electrophysiological acquisition of neuronal data

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Nano modified antioxidants for the prevention and treatment neurodegenerative diseases: Work on in-vivo and in vitro models

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Transplantation of neural stem cells for the treatment of gastrointestinal neuropathies

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Effects of a calorie-reduced diet on the enteric nervous system

Prof. Dr. Karl-Herbert Schäfer

Microtechnical Sensor for Determination of Moisture in Apparel

Prof. Dr. Antoni Picard

Printed Flexible Multi- Sensory Array Towards Wound Monitoring Applications

Prof. Dr. Antoni Picard

Thermal based real-time monitoring of cell growth

Prof. Dr. Antoni Picard

Characterisation of superparamagnetic nanoparticles for biomedical applications with Magnetic Force Microscopy (MFM)

Prof. Dr. Hildegard Möbius

TRAPP – Nanocarriers in a Carrier Matrix for Transdermal Applications

Prof. Dr. Hildegard Möbius

Dotted Design for OLEDs

Prof. Dr. Hildegard Möbius

Identification of novel pahtogen-derived agonists for human and mouse formyl peptide receptors

Prof. Dr. Bernd Bufe

Comparative Analyses of Murine and Human Formyl Peptide Receptor 3

Prof. Dr. Bernd Bufe

Extraction of DNA from difficult samples with an automatable portable system for early detection of intestinal cancer

Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Müller

Establishment of a fluorescence-based cell assay for the screening of potential cancer therapeutics of the Wnt signaling pathway

Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Müller

Cellular system for testing therapeutically active substances

Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Müller

A microsystem for isolation of DNA from difficult samples

Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Müller

Novel and fast isolation of DNA from difficult samples and the analysis of the complete faecal genome

Prof. Dr. Dr. Oliver Müller

Reduced grapheneoxide based biosensor platform for detecting prostate cancer biomarkers

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt

System integration of Graphene Oxide based materials for biosensor applications

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt

On-chip integration of SiNW-FETs into different bridge configurations by CMOS processing

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt

PEDOT: PSS Organic Electrochemical Transistors for Biosensing

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt

2D Nanomaterials as the basis for cost-effective, sensitive and selective DNA-hybridization biosensors with SNP detection capabilities

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt

Detection of biomolecules using multivariant data analysis from silicon nanowire field-effect transistor arrays

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt

Impedimetric detection of anticancer drug action on individual tumor cells using field-effect transistor devices

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt

Label-free detection of biomolecules using silicon nanowire ionsensitive field-effect transistor devices

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt

Nanoelectrochemical transducers fabricated by nanoimprint lithography for biosensor applications

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt

Readout concepts for label-free biomolecule detection with advanced ISFET and silicon nanowire biosensors

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt

Transistor-transfer Function Measurements using Ionsensitive Field-Effect Transistors to Analyze Cell Viability as a Novel Tool for Pharmacological High Throughput Screening

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt

Development and process integration of novel 2D nanomaterials for opto-electronic biosensor concepts

Prof. Dr. Sven Ingebrandt