Currently available topics for theses
Risks of radiation for pregnant woman and children
Studies of the performance of Timepix3 detectors
Studies on cooling performance of stave prototypes
Prototype development for local support structures (staves)
Implementation of a new laser test setup for semiconductor detectors
ITk Pixel Sensor studies
Study of the influence of the backplane on leakage current of passive CMOS sensors
Development of an active well-plate
Monte Carlo simulation of Proton Radiography
Development and simulation of a novel range detector
Generation of complex Monte Carlo events using MCMC methods
Improving the resolution of the invariant mass of the ttbar system in order to better measure ttbar production at the threshold
Studies on thermal cycling of ITk Strip Production Modules
Disentangle effects in the top-quark simulation: What part of the simulation plays a relevant role in our precision measurements?
Optimal Observables for EFT interpretations
Radiation Therapy
AI and auto segmentation in medical physics
Open EFT Reinterpretation of Higgs Boson Measurements with ATLAS Likelihoods
TCAD study of the electric field in active CMOS strip sensor
Complex-valued neural networks for MRI imaging and radiomics
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Offers for Theses
We offer topics for theses (bachelor, master, and PhD theses) on current research questions at any time.
At the bottom of this page you can find an overview of currently available topics for theses. Further information as well as the respective contact persons you should get in touch with if you are interested in writing a thesis in our working group can be found using the following links. They take you directly to the detailed pages of the respective research field. There, in addition to the currently available topics, you will also find an overview of the theses already completed in this field.
If there is currently no suitable topic listed here for you, please feel free to get in touch with the respective contact persons to discuss further possibilities or individual topic suggestions.