The Research Group
The research group, headed by Prof. Dr.-Ing Achim Trautmann, is involved in the development and adaptation of micro/nanotechnological processes for the manufacture of components and systems at chip and wafer level. The focus is on implementation in applicable processes.
The activities focus particularly on cleanroom processes,
Micro- and nanostructured hard magnetic materials and components for microtechnological applications
Permanent magnets are used more and more in microtechnical products, especially for data storage, in energy and sensor technology as well as for transport and separating processes (e.g. in microfluidics). This large market is mostly served by rare
Micro- and nanostructured hard magnetic materials and components for microtechnological applications
Permanent magnets are used more and more in microtechnical products, especially for data storage, in energy and sensor technology as well as for transport and separating processes (e.g. in microfluidics). This large market is mostly served by rare
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Research Group
Prof. Baller's research group focuses on the integration of microstructured components, especially microfluidic components, into applicable equipment and instruments.
Furthermore Prof. Baller is focussing on the development of software for the automated evaluation of large data sets and process optimization. Current proj
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Micro- and nanostructured hard magnetic materials and components for microtechnical applications "MiNaMag"
Permanent magnets are used in a variety of ways and increasingly in technical products, above all for data storage, in energy technology, in sensor technology, and for transport and separation processes. This large market is
Micro- and nanostructured hard magnetic materials and components for microtechnical applications "MiNaMag"
Permanent magnets are used in a variety of ways and increasingly in technical products, above all for data storage, in energy technology, in sensor technology, and for transport and separation processes. This large market is mostly served by
MiMEndo - Microbiome- and metabolome-based endometriosis diagnostics
The MiMEndo project aims to provide new insights into the relationship between endometriosis, the human microbiome, and the metabolome, which can be used for both diagnostic and therapeutic purposes. The main goal is to develop the basis for a fast, accurate, and non-invasive tes
