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4th Euro Intelligent Materials 2019

4th Euro Intelligent Materials 2019 After the successful conferences in 2013, 2015 and 2017 the 4th European Symposium on Intelligent Materials will bring together experts in the field of intelligent materials to present and discuss recent developments and detect future trends. A focus of the conference is the interdisciplinary exchange between scientists from materials science, physics, chemistry and biology. Therefore,…
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4th Euro Intelligent Materials 2019

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German-American exchange for young researchers

With a joint fellowship programme the American Ceramic Society, the Pennsylvania State University (Penn State) and the Kiel University (CAU) want to support the international exchange of doctoral researchers. The programme „International Research Experience for Students“ is funded by the American National Science Foundation (NSF) with 500,000 dollars. It enables young scientists from the USA to complete a six-month research…
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German-American exchange for young researchers

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September 2018: Presenting CRC1261 research “down-under”

The CRC1261’s graduate student program “Integrated Research Training Group” IRTG promotes young scientists to present their research at international conferences. To do so, project A6 member and electron microscopist Niklas Wolff was granted the opportunity to visit the 19th International Microscopy Congress IMC19 held in Sydney from 9-14th September. Niklas presented his research on the micro- and the atomic structure…
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September 2018: Presenting CRC1261 research “down-under”

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February 2018: Magnetic measurements for medical diagnostics

In the future, highly-sensitive sensors could be able to detect magnetic signals from the body in order to draw conclusions on heart or brain functions. In contrast with established electrical measurement techniques, they would achieve contactless measurement, i.e. without direct skin contact. At present, such measurements are still associated with considerable expense and effort. This is because the sensors must…
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February 2018: Magnetic measurements for medical diagnostics

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February 2018: New Phase Noise Measurement Device

Our new phase noise analyzer FSWP from Rohde & Schwarz has just arrived. With this measurement device the phase noise (and also the amplitude noise) of both one-port and two-port devices under test (DUT) can be measured. One-port measurements are particularly necessary for the noise characterization of the oscillators used for the excitation of our sensors. However, the main feature…
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February 2018: New Phase Noise Measurement Device

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December 2017: Magnetic Measurement of Nerve Signals

A highlight, especially for the team of the projects B2 and B6 of the CRC 1261, was the magnetic measurement of nerve signals with a 304 SQUID vector magnetometer at the PTB in Berlin. For further development and also for optimization of our uncooled magnetoelectric (ME) sensors, a better understanding of spectral power distribution and signal strength of nerve signals…
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December 2017: Magnetic Measurement of Nerve Signals

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July 2017: Localization of Magnetic Nanoparticles

Ron-Marco Friedrich recently reported on great progress the project project B7. Here, the aim is the detection of magnetically labeled cells for biomaterial scaffold characterization and first measurements of the magnetic field and localization of magnetic nanoparticles were successful. For the measurement, an ME sensor samples space over a surface with magnetic nanoparticles (Fig. 1). The magnetic field is measured…
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July 2017: Localization of Magnetic Nanoparticles

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July 2017: New Sensor Characterization form Central Project Z2

Good news from our central project Z2. Alexander Teplyuk (project Z2) has finished a new scheme for mounting and characterization of our cantilever-based ME sensors. Instead of of permanenty fixing the cantilevers on a mouning plate (as we did it so far), we can contact the cantilevers now in a non-permanent manner. This allows to adjust the resonance frequency of…
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July 2017: New Sensor Characterization form Central Project Z2

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February 2017: News from our Central Project Z2

Alexander Teplyuk (project Z2) had improved the head scanner with respect to scanning speed, robustness, and saftety means. It is ready now to be used for patient measurements. First evaluations have been performed in close cooperation with our medical project B5. The scanner has reached the next level ... Your browser does not support the video tag. Furthermore, a head…
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February 2017: News from our Central Project Z2

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Kiel University
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