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Diplomarbeiten, Bachelor- und Masterarbeiten

Sie suchen gerade eine Diplomarbeit, ein Thema für eine Bachelor oder Master Thesis? Dann sind Sie hier richtig. In diesem Bereich sind Abschlussarbeiten aus allen Fakultäten zu finden.
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18.07.2025
Research Projects on Next-Generation Large Language Model Architectures

Concrete LLM-related topics including novel architectural designs, large-scale pretraining and deployment, parameter efficiency, dynamic neural network, etc.
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Kontakt: yilun.liu@tum.de

11.07.2025
Master Thesis: Multimodal Deep Learning for Predicting Osteoarthritis Pain Trajectories

The aim of this thesis is to use deep learning with multimodal data to identify and predict individual Osteoarthritis pain progression trajectories. In collaboration with the Department of Orthopedics and Sports Orthopedics at the University Hospital and the Institute for AI and Informatics in Medicine.
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Kontakt: amna.gillani@tum.de

10.07.2025
Master's thesis - Learning in Purified Games

This thesis will analyze the effect of "purifying" games on the convergence properties of learning algorithms in a multiagent setting.
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Kontakt: julius.durmann@tum.de

10.07.2025
Master's thesis - Information Quality in Auctions

This thesis will empirically analyze the effect of information quality on the outcome of auctions. The topic is centered around game theory, and in particular auction theory.
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Kontakt: julius.durmann@tum.de

07.07.2025
Master's Thesis: Development of a Scalable High-Gradient Magnetic Separator (HGMS) for Lab-Scale Bioseperations

High-gradient magnetic separation (HGMS) is a powerful technique for isolating magnetic particles from fluids. Recent studies have demonstrated its potential for purifying biomolecules and emphasized the need for optimized, non-traditional matrix geometries. To enable flexible lab-scale applications, miniaturized HGMS designs must be developed, simulated, and engineered for efficient particle capture. '.


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Kontakt: Marc Müller; m.r.mueller@tum.de; Room 1133

07.07.2025
MSc Thesis: Affordance-Aware Multi-Fingered Manipulation via LLM

We are seeking a highly motivated student to join our team. In this Master's thesis, you will investigate how affordance-aware representations derived from LLMs can guide multi-fingered hands through object handling tasks.
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Kontakt: cristina.piazza@tum.de

04.07.2025
Start-up Master Thesis: Join in for building new Actuator technology for legged robot dynamic capabilities

Would you like to lead technology development and influence a startup direction from the start? Would you like to contribute with your technical background? As a part of your Master Thesis, you will be working on progressing a novel idea while exploring the entrepreneurial context of this technology. You have a chance to join our startup after your Thesis completion as a Co-Founder or a Founding member.


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Kontakt: vasilije.rakcevic@tum.de

03.07.2025
Master Thesis: Brain Tumor Radiotherapy Planning using state-of-the-art Computer Vision

Are you passionate about AI for healthcare? Join us for a master’s thesis project at the intersection of medical imaging and machine learning.
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Kontakt: j.weidner@tum.de and lucas.zimmer@tum.de

02.07.2025
Driving The Dream Reaction: Electrochemical Flow Reactor Construction for Formaldehyde Synthesis

Master’s Thesis
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Kontakt: hamzah.elfaitory@tum.de

01.07.2025
(MA/GR) Identification of Soft Tissue Elasticity and Topology using Optical Flow

We are offering a Master's thesis or Guided Research project on identification of soft tissue in the surgical/laparoscopic domain.
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Kontakt: dennis.schneider@tum.de

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