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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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23.03.2026
Master’s Thesis: Applying SAM3 for Object Classification and Tracking in Mobile Visual Data
This thesis explores the application of SAM3 to mobile video data for object classification and tracking. The focus is on evaluating SAM3’s performance, adaptability, and limitations in real-world mobile scenarios such as dynamic scenes, occlusions, and changing viewpoints.
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Kontakt: tim.schreiter@tum.de
23.03.2026
Master’s Thesis: 3D Scene Reconstruction and Real-Time Vehicle Awareness using LiDAR from a mobile phone
Scene reconstruction and awareness of the environment are crucial in the fields of robotics, augmented reality (AR), mapping, and autonomous driving. With the integration of LiDAR sensors in smartphones, e.g., iPhone 12 Pro and later, 3D scanning is now possible without any expensive hardware. Furthermore, laser scanners can gather 3D information. This information is used to capture 3D point clouds to reconstruct a scene.
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Kontakt: tim.schreiter@tum.de
23.03.2026
Master’s Thesis: Comprehensive Facial Data and Gaze Extraction Using iPhone Front Camera and ARKit
Face and eye-gaze tracking technologies have advanced significantly with the rise of augmented reality (AR) and computer vision applications. The iPhone's TrueDepth camera, combined with Apple’s ARKit, provides a powerful tool for capturing detailed facial data and gaze information in real time.
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Kontakt: tim.schreiter@tum.de
23.03.2026
IDP/Guided Research: Anatomy-Aware Deep Learning for 2D-to-3D Orthopedic Reconstruction
Accurate 3D bone models are vital for Total Knee Arthroplasty. While deep learning can reconstruct 3D CTs from 2D X-rays, boundaries often remain blurry. The aim of this project is to improve the reconstruction. By developing a 3D bone segmentation model and integrating it as a differentiable, anatomy-aware loss, we will penalize structural inaccuracies. This prevents bone blending and enforces sharp 3D boundaries, which are required for precise surgical planning.
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Kontakt: tim.mach@tum.de
22.03.2026
Master thesis in Hydrology
Are you knowleadgeable in GIS and landscape mapping? We offer the chance to develop your skills in an interdisciplinary project mapping the hydrology of the Biodiversity Exploratories of Germany, as part of the project WaterWeb.
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Kontakt: alejandra.parreno@tum.de
22.03.2026
Masters Thesis in Soil Science
Are you interested in soil properties and how soil supports biodiversity? Then this thesis is for you! We look for a motivated student to join our projects and be part of a soil campaign across different sites in Germany. As part of the project you will be able to use existing data and produce new one to link questions on how land use change affects soils and the biodiversity that inhabits them. The project can be tailored for bachelor, master thesis and mandatory internships.
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Kontakt: alejandra.parreno@tum.de
20.03.2026
Master thesis: Adjoint Methods for Nonlinear Dynamic Problems: Expanded vs. Non-Expanded Formulation
Master thesis: Adjoint Methods for Nonlinear Dynamic Problems: Expanded vs. Non-Expanded Formulation
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Kontakt: tahar.arjoune@tum.de
18.03.2026
Abschlussarbeiten: Digitale Gesundheitsanwendungen (DiGAs)
Wir suchen Studierende für Abschlussarbeiten zum Thema Digitale Gesundheitsanwendungen (DiGAs).
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Kontakt: maximilian.schumergruber@tum.de
09.03.2026
Master Thesis on Hyperspectral Photosynthetic Phenotyping of Winter Wheat
This project aims to harness hyperspectral remote sensing to non-destructively monitor key photosynthesis-related traits of winter wheat during critical growth stages, and to uncover the intrinsic links between spectral signals and phenotypic characteristics through data-driven modeling.
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Kontakt: ying.yuan@tum.de
05.03.2026
Chemical mimicry and sexual dimorphism in mites
Bulb mites show a dramatic male dimorphism, developing either into deadly fighters or harmless scramblers, raising the question of why the ill-equipped scramblers still persist in nature. This project explores whether scramblers escape aggression from fighter males by chemically mimicking females, using detailed analyses of their surface chemical profiles. By linking behaviour and chemistry, you will uncover the mechanisms that maintain these surprising alternative tactics.
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Kontakt: jan.buellesbach@tum.de
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