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Research

Open Positions

For general inquiries regarding possibilities for bachelor (B.Sc.) or master (M.Sc) theses in the Division of Medical Physics in Radiology, please contact MedPhysRadiologyTheses

For theses dedicated to the research topics of our group (Multichannel transmit systems, RF arrays, VOP compression), please approach us directly, ideally with a short statement of motivation. We are offering thesis topics for students with background in physics, medical physics, engineering, computer science or related fields, interested to work in an interdisciplinary team of physicists and engineers in a medical environment. Typical work in our group consists of electromagnetic simulations, hardware development and assembly, and software development.

PhD Positions
Currently, we have no open PhD positions. For applications on own initiative, please visit the graduate programs of the Helmholtz International Graduate School for Cancer Research.

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