Congratulations on completing his doctorate!

Sven Suppelt from the Measurement and Sensor Technology Group (MUST) successfully defended his doctoral dissertation on 20 August 2026. In his work, he developed multisensory and robotic measurement systems for the quantitative analysis of mandibular function.

Klee Prize, endowed with EUR 4,000 by the Familie Klee Foundation in collaboration with the VDE DGBMT, awarded to Dr.-Ing. Bastian Latsch for his doctoral thesis.

Congratulations on a Successful Doctoral Defense!

In this work, we demonstrate how air-coupled ultrasonic testing can be integrated into industrial manufacturing processes for sandwich panels.

Lecture series provides PhD students with an overview of the Graduate School’s research fields.

As part of the LokoAssist Tutorials 2026, the participating professors introduce their respective research areas. Today’s session was given by Prof. Kupnik, focusing on electrical engineering fundamentals and functional materials.

Our current IEEE paper demonstrates the potential of CMUTs for force measurement, achieving sensitivity comparable to the industrial gold standard of strain gauges.

Guest Lecturer Dr.-Ing. Agnieszka Mirkowska from Wrocław University of Science and Technology at MUST

Presentation of our open-source robot at the Robotics in Education Conference.

At the RIE 2026 Conference, the Measurement and Sensor Technology Group presented its own enhanced version of the Otto DIY robot, which has been successfully used for several years in the Girls’ Project Days.

Our latest publication demonstrates how the transducer–reflector distance in single-transducer acoustic levitators can be regulated robustly for reliable long-term operation.

The paper “Robust Transducer–Reflector Distance Control in Acoustic Levitation” has been published in the IEEE Open Journal of Ultrasonics, Ferroelectrics, and Frequency Control.