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Outstanding Student Poster Award at IEEE Sensors 2025
2025/11/28
Felix Herbst received an Outstanding Student Poster Award for the contribution entitled “3D-Printed Multiaxial Force Sensor Enabling Single-Step Sensor Integration.” at this years IEEE Sensors conference in Vancouver.
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Building bridges—with 3D printing in mid-air
2025/11/07
Our new research article in Elsevier’s Additive Manufacturing is online!
Researchers at Measurement and sensor technology Group and partners present a simple recipe for printing self-supporting, single-layer polypropylene spans in mid-air that enclose cavities cleanly—and a model to predict the resulting surface quality before you print.
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MUST at the IEEE Sensors 2025 in Vancouver
2025/10/31
The Measurement and Sensor Technology Group participated in the IEEE Sensors 2025 in Vancouver, Canada, presenting four publications.
The Measurement and Sensor Technology (MuST) group presented its latest research on novel force sensing concepts and acoustic energy transfer at the IEEE Sensors 2025 in Vancouver.
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Omid Mohseni Successfully Defends His Doctoral Thesis
2025/10/31
Congratulations on a Successful Doctoral Defense!
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Paper Published: Interactive Tool for Exploring Ultrasonic Far Field Phased Arrays
2025/10/30
Presented at the IUS conference and now published: a web-based open-source tool for analyzing arbitrary array geometries
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Paper Published: Metal Powder Manipulation using Air-Coupled Ultrasound
2025/10/30
A Novel Approach to Contactless Actuation of Dense Metal Powder Heaps
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ReSaMon project successfully completed, final report online
2025/10/30
BMWI-funded project for non-destructive testing of sandwich panels using ultrasound successfully completed.
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Picture: Maximilian Knaus (WSL Patentanwälte)
Picture: Maximilian Knaus (WSL Patentanwälte)Overlooked Synergies: Patents in Research
2025/10/28
Dr. Maximilian Knaus (WSL Patentanwälte) provides practical insights into the protection of intellectual property and the resulting opportunities for research as part of the Hands-on Sensor Systems project seminar.
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Kick-off event for Practical Development Methodology 1
2025/10/20
This semester with an exciting “Jenga” tower project
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Picture: Felix Herbst
Picture: Felix HerbstStart of new project seminar
2025/10/14
The project seminar Hands-on Sensor Systems will in the future expand the master's curriculum with practically grounded knowledge in the direct research environment of measurement and sensor technology.