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Our PhD student Yuzhen J. Zhou presented our newest research on Uniformly Coated SiO2-Pyrolytic Carbon Core-Shell Particles

New study on an electrolyte-gated graphene field-effect transistor (EG-GFET) biosensor for the rapid and label-free detection of cortisol, a key biomarker of the human stress response.

Our PhD Student Martin Gerlei had the opportunity to visit the United States for an exciting period of research, collaboration, and scientific exchange.

Julian Bartsch presented our newest research on Planar Hot Electron Emitters with a poster at the IMS Anwendertreffen in Hohenroda which took place from 2nd to 4th of March 2026.

We are pleased to announce our latest research on ultrathin pyrolyzed polymer films (PPF), demonstrating wafer-scale, catalyst-free carbon layers down to the monolayer limit.

Zum Jahresbeginn 2026 startet an der Universität der Bundeswehr München (UniBwM) das Verbundforschungsprojekt IGEE – Entwicklung eines ionisationsenergiebasierten Gasdetektors

Our group has published a new study on a graphene-based biosensor for detecting acetylcholine, a key neurotransmitter involved in brain function.

Unsere neue Sputteranlage ist angekommen und befindet sich im Aufbau.

We are pleased to announce the successful integration of an AFM into our SEM system and the completion of the training.

In der Maiausgabe des Hardthöhenkuriers wird das dtec.bw-Forschungsprojekt VITAL-SENSE vorgestellt: Direkt am Körper tragbare Nanosensorsysteme zur Erfassung von Vitalparametern.

We are proud to share that the Institute of Physics was represented at this year’s European Materials Research Society (E-MRS) Spring Meeting, held in Strasbourg, France, by Prof. Georg Duesberg, Sebastian Klenk, and Martin Gerlei.

Highly Efficient Planar Hot Electron Emitters Based on Ultrathin Pyrolyzed Polymer Films
We are pleased to announce the publication of our latest research in ACS Applied Materials and Interfaces.

PhD student Ksenija Arslanova and Dr. Bajramshahe Shkodra represented our institute at the 35th Biosensors 2025 Congress.

We were pleased to host Dr. Aleksandar Matkovic and Simon Leitner from Montanuniversität Leoben, Austria, during a recent visit to our group.

Prof. Paul Seifert, Nikolas Dominik and Sebastian Klenk presented their research on the DPG in Regensburg, which took place on 17-21 March 2025.

Our two PhD students Natalie Galfe and Stefan Heiserer participated in the 2025 International Winterschool on Electronic Properties of Novel Materials (IWEPNM), held from March 8th to 14th in Kirchberg, Tyrol.

New Publication: Scalable Metal–Organic Chemical Vapor Deposition of High Quality PtSe₂

Michael Bachmann (Ketek GmbH) and Florian Herdl (UniBW) won the second and third places in the best poster award at the HTC-18 conference held in Leuven, Belgium on 28-31 May 2024. Both posters focus Hot Electron Emitters(HEE), comprised of Graphene-Oxide-Semiconductor heterostructures, being developed at the Institute of Physics of the University of the Bundeswehr Munich.

Graphen besteht aus ultradünnen Kohlenstoffschichten mit faszinierenden physikalischen Eigenschaften. Die EU förderte seit 2013 die Entwicklung im Rahmen eines milliardenschweren Flagship-Projekts.

From July, 10 to July, 13 we had the honour to welcome Prof. Suhad Sbeih from German Jordanian University, Amman at our institute.

Simon Schlosser präsentiert die neuesten Ergebnisse der Arbeiten mit „2D carbon-based Skin-electrodes“ für tragbare Sensoren zur Vitalparameter-Erfassung auf dem Graphene Study 2023 Workshop am Universitätszentrum Obergurgl Österreich (02.-06.04.23).

Wir freuen uns über die Veröffentlichung in der Zeitschrift "Angewandte Chemie Internation Edition" unserer Mitarbeiterin Laura von Lüders.

Unser Projekt "AC-Detektorchip zum Schutz von Einsatzkräften (ACDC)" hat nicht zuletzt aufgrund der Verleihung des Förderpreises "Helfende Hand" des Bundesinnenministeriums in jüngster Zeit ein positives Echo in der Presse hervorgerufen.

Schon zum 4. Mal landen hochsensitive Röntgendetektoren, die die Firma Ketek in Zusammenarbeit mit Prof. Walter Hansch vom Lehrstuhl für Mikrosystemtechnik am Institut für Physik erforscht und entwickelt, auf dem Mars.

We are pleased to announce that Rita Siris won the poster prize at the Chem2DMat
conference held in Dresden, Germany on 03-06 September 2019!