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27.01.2026
[HiWi / Working Student / Research Internship] Real Time Signal Processing on RFNoC SDR
We are seeking a highly motivated student to contribute to the implementation and evaluation of real-time signal processing functionalities on FPGAs.
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Kontakt: peter.gu@tum.de
27.01.2026
[Master Thesis / Research Internship] Joint Communications and Sensing Using Software-Defined Radios
This thesis focuses on the use of software-defined radios (SDRs), such as the USRP X440, in combination with various RF frontends and antenna configurations to realize monostatic and multistatic sensing architectures.
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Kontakt: peter.gu@tum.de
26.01.2026
Master´s thesis: Fungal Biotechnology
The Werner Siemens Chair of Synthetic Biotechnology at the Department of Chemistry at the Technical University of Munich in Garching focuses on the isolation, characterization,
and process-oriented optimization of enzymes and microorganisms for the production of industrial platform chemicals.
A key research area is the fermentation of filamentous fungi with the aim of producing extracellular proteins, natural products and pigments for a variety of industrial applications.
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Kontakt: annika.krimmel@tum.de
23.01.2026
[Master /Semester thesis] Biomechanical Analysis of a 3D Printed Insole for Soccer Players
Biomechanical experiment on soccer players (both female and male) in lab settings, to study the effect of an insole on muscular activity, kinematics, kinetics. To help reduce non-contact injuries in football
Link to the thesis soccer_thesis.
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Kontakt: robin.compeyron@tum.de
23.01.2026
PhD Position in Computer Science (CSC Scholarship): Multimodal Deep Learning for Time-Series Data in Musculoskeletal Medicine
PhD in Computer Science (CSC Scholarship): Deep Learning for Digital Health Summary: Join the "AI in Orthopaedics" (AIO) group at TUM. We are looking for a Computer Scientist to develop Multimodal Deep Learning models on heterogeneous sensor data. Your goal: Early prediction of osteoarthritis, prediction of therapy success and patient satisfaction using "in-the-wild" wearable data. Requirements: Computer Science degree, Python/DL skills, CSC Scholarship eligibility. Start: 2026.
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Kontakt: florian.hinterwimmer@tum.de
23.01.2026
[Master thesis] Chemical Derivatization of Clinical Samples for In situ Proteomic Analysis
Are you looking for a lab to do your master's thesis in SS 2026? Are you interested in method development to add to the analytical toolbox? Then, this might be a project for you!
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Kontakt: juliana.goncalves@tum.de
23.01.2026
Medical Doctoral Thesis (Dr. med.): Wearable Sensor Analysis in Osteoarthritis (CSC Scholarship)
Project: Wearable Sensor Analysis in Osteoarthritis Summary: Join the "AI in Orthopaedics" (AIO) group at TUM for your medical doctoral thesis. You will analyze real-world sensor data (gait, ROM) from the "NewKnee" study to predict surgical outcomes and patient satisfaction. This position bridges clinical orthopaedics and medical AI. Ideal for: CSC scholarship applicants interested in digital health. Start: from June 2026.
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Kontakt: florian.hinterwimmer@tum.de; christina.valle@tum.de
23.01.2026
[Master Thesis] In situ N-glycomics for tumor characterization
Are you curious about how molecular details hidden in tissues can reveal key insights into disease? This thesis project offers you the chance to explore N-glycomics in tumors through mass spectrometry imaging.
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Kontakt: juliana.goncalves@tum.de
22.01.2026
[Master Thesis] - Development and characterization of an aerosol nebulizer for vaccine application.
Aerosol vaccination offers great potential due to the immune response directly at the site of infection. Thus, in this project we aim for the development of an aerosol inhalator for the vaccine application as aerosol.
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Kontakt: haisch@tum.de
22.01.2026
[Master's Thesis] - Development of a Continuum-Manipulator-based Exoskeleton for the Hand
Exoskeletons are a potential solution to assist therapists in their workflow and patients when undergoing rehabilitation. In this project, a continuum manipulator-based solution for the knee will be adapted to an exoskeleton solution for the hand.
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Kontakt: vic.schaack@tum.de
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