BSc-Thesis, MSc-Thesis, Internship at Uniroyal Engineered Pro

Waldheim, Saxony, Germany -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

15 Sep, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

17 Jun, 26

Experience

0 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Sensor Technology, Micro-nanotechnology, Bioanalytics, Automation, Electrochemical Measurement, Optical Measurement, Microfluidics, Robotics, Data Analysis, Laboratory Automation, Biomolecular Interaction Analysis, Microfabrication

Industry

Description

Your mission Are you looking for an exciting topic for a BSc thesis, MSc thesis, research internship, or mandatory internship? At the Kurt Schwabe Institute for Sensor Technologies, we continuously offer student projects in cutting-edge research fields at the interface of sensor technology, micro- and nanotechnology, bioanalytics, automation, and life sciences. Depending on your interests, background, and the current project portfolio, your work may include: Development and application of micro- and nanotechnological sensor systems Single-molecule sensing and analysis of biomolecular interactions Electrochemical, optical, or microfluidic measurement technologies Robotics, laboratory automation, and automated analytical workflows Bioanalytical methods for drug discovery, cancer research, diagnostics, and biotechnology Design, fabrication, testing, and data analysis of novel sensor and measurement platforms You will become part of an interdisciplinary research environment and contribute to scientifically and technologically relevant projects with real application potential. Your profile We welcome applications from motivated students from fields such as: Chemistry, biochemistry, biotechnology, molecular biology, physics, nanoscience, materials science, electrical engineering, mechanical engineering, biomedical engineering, process engineering, or related disciplines Interest in experimental research, sensor technologies, analytical methods, automation, or bioanalytical applications Curiosity, reliability, and willingness to learn new techniques Enjoyment of interdisciplinary work between science, engineering, and technology Prior laboratory, programming, electronics, microfabrication, or data-analysis experience is helpful, but not mandatory The specific topic and scope of your thesis or internship will be defined together with you, based on your study program, interests, skills, and the currently available research opportunities. Why us? At KSI, you will work on current research questions in a modern, application-oriented institute with excellent technical infrastructure and close supervision by experienced scientists. We offer: Scientifically exciting and individually tailored thesis and internship projects Access to modern laboratories and technologies in sensorics, microfabrication, bioanalytics, electrochemistry, automation, and instrumentation Interdisciplinary collaboration between natural sciences, engineering, and life sciences Hands-on experience with technologies relevant for diagnostics, biotechnology, drug discovery, environmental monitoring, and industrial sensing A supportive team culture and the opportunity to contribute to innovative research with practical impact We look forward to receiving your unsolicited application and learning more about your interests. About us The Kurt Schwabe Institute for Sensor Technologies is a non-profit research institute in Saxony, Germany, located near Dresden, Leipzig, and Chemnitz. We are dedicated to applied and fundamental research in chemical, biological, and physical sensor technologies. With expertise spanning micro- and nanotechnology, materials science, electrical engineering, bioanalytics, and scientific instrumentation, the institute develops innovative measurement technologies for applications in health, environment, industry, and life sciences. From nurturing the next generation of scientists to building prototypes for tomorrow’s innovations, the KSI is where ideas turn into impact. KSI directors are affiliated with TU Dresden and hold professorships in Physical Chemistry and Electrical Engineering. TU Dresden is one of Germany’s leading universities and a University of Excellence, offering a highly interdisciplinary research environment across engineering, natural sciences, life sciences, medicine, and digital technologies. As the degree-awarding university, TU Dresden provides BSc, MSc, and PhD researchers with access to a broad academic network, structured doctoral support, and excellent opportunities for scientific training and collaboration.

Responsibilities

Develop and apply micro- and nanotechnological sensor systems and automated analytical workflows. Contribute to interdisciplinary research projects focusing on bioanalytics, diagnostics, and biotechnology.