Institute of Electronic and Sensor Materials
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The focus of the Institute of Electronic and Sensor Materials is on the interface and surface chemistry of materials used in electronics, chemical and biological sensing, and membrane technology. A wide range of surfaces of different materials is researched. The competences of the institute include the areas of material synthesis, coating technologies as well as the characterization of materials and functions, especially of nanoscale materials.
The Institute of Electronic and Sensor Materials belongs to the Faculty of Materials Science and Technology (Faculty 5). It was founded on March 1, 2007 and is located at Gustav-Zeuner-Strasse 3.
Institute director & professorship Electronic and Sensor Materials
Prof. Dr. rer.nat. Yvonne Joseph
Professorship Biomineralogy and Extreme Biomimetics
Prof. Dr. rer.nat.habil. Hermann Ehrlich
News
The swimming robot of TU Freiberg, equipped with sensors, is supposed to drive completely autonomously on the water thanks to artificial intelligence and continuously measure various environmental parameters. In this way, the water quality of reservoirs and dams can be checked in real time. … weiterlesen
Learning from nature: The research area "Biomineralisation, Biomimetics and Bioinspired Material Sciences" at the TU Freiberg is dedicated to this topic. A publication by Prof. Dr. Hermann Ehrlich recently published by Springer-Verlag provides insights into current research. … weiterlesen
Scientists of the TU Bergakademie Freiberg, together with an international research team, have deciphered the structure of a marine sponge skeleton and developed a novel three-dimensional composite material for the modern materials industry. … weiterlesen
Professor Yvonne Joseph from TU Bergakademie Freiberg is one of the "Power Women" of German science. Taking part in the recent "Engineer Powerwoman Award" at the WoMenPower Career Congress on April 27 at the Hannover Messe exhibition centre, she finished among the top 15. … weiterlesen
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