We are always looking for interested students to join our team!
The main focus of our group is the technological development of optical imaging systems. The spectrum ranges from the design of fiber lasers to the development of electronic circuits and the implementation of our imaging techniques in clinical prototype systems.
Offers for Students
In our group there are almost always ideas or smaller projects that can be worked out in the context of a bachelor thesis, an internship or as a working student. For more advanced students we are also happy to offer master thesis topics. Our current topics for student theses and topics of other BMO working groups can be found below. The concrete questions can be elaborated in a personal conversation.
Offers for graduates
For our projects we are also regularly looking for new graduate students. A general requirement is a diploma or master degree (or equivalent).
If there are currently no suitable positions advertised for you, but you would still like to work in the group, please contact us. We are sure to find a solution for particularly motivated and interested students.
Robert Huber will gladly be your contact person. If you already know someone in the group or if you prefer to talk informally with a PhD student first, you can find the contact details of the group members here.
Development of a measurement head for combined OCT and multispectral imaging
AG Huber - Bachelor Thesis
The Huber research group is seeking a student for a bachelor’s thesis in the field of optical coherence tomography (OCT) and multispectral imaging. The aim of this thesis is to revise and optimize an existing measurement head that combines both modalities. Possible optimizations include maximizing depth of field, eliminating reflections, reducing the overall size, and implementing an autofocus system.
No specific prerequisites are required; however, a high degree of personal responsibility, independence, and interest in the topic is expected. Prior experience with CAD software, 3D printing, or optics is advantageous. The work will be carried out in close collaboration with a research associate.
If you are interested, please contact Simon Lotz. Kindly include a brief transcript of records from the university portal with your inquiry.
