Detailed information |
Original study plan |
Master's programme Medical Engineering 2025W |
Learning Outcomes |
Competences |
- Microfabrication: design and manufacture of microdevices for medical applications.
- Device integration: development of integrated systems that combine sensors, actuators and communication.
- Biocompatibility assessment: ensuring safe interaction with biological systems.
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Skills |
Knowledge |
- Manufacture of microelectromechanical systems (MEMS): use of lithography, etching and deposition techniques, as well as additive technologies (k1 - k3))
- Focus on microfluidics: use of microfluidic systems in medicine (k1 - k3)
- Focus on sensors and actuators: Functionality and implementation of microsensors in medicine (k1 - k3)
- Focus on data processing: analysing signals and outputs for medical diagnosis and monitoring (k4 - k5)
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- Basic concepts of microsystems
- Materials for biomedical microsystems
- Microfabrication techniques
- Lab-on-a-chip principles
- Sensor technologies (e.g. chemical, biological, physical)
- Mechanisms of signal transduction
- Design of implantable devices
- Energy management in microsystems
- Clinical applications of microsystems
- Regulatory standards for medical devices
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Criteria for evaluation |
Oral examination and/or preparation and presentation of a literature review on a topic by arrangement
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Methods |
In the first part of the CT lecture with slides, in the second part of the CT independently created presentation by the participants on selected topics.
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Language |
German |
Study material |
Lecture slides, supplementary:
Tian et al. ‘Microfluidics for Biological Applications’ ISBN 978 0 387 09479 3
Min-hang Bao ‘Handbook of Sensors and Actuators’ ISBN 978-0-444-50558-3
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Changing subject? |
No |
Further information |
none
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Earlier variants |
They also cover the requirements of the curriculum (from - to) 554WMEMMMTK22: KV Medical Microsystems Technology (2022W-2025S)
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