Collaboration and support
Who do we work with, who supports us
Collaborations
We have or recently had active collaborations with the following groups and institutions.
| Logo | title | Collaboration topic |
|---|---|---|
| ... | Uniklinik Freiburg, Medical physics | Prof. Jürgen Hennig: Magnetic resonance hardware development. Together we have three major collaborative projects. |
| IT'IS Foundation | Dr. Michael Oberle, Prof. Dr. Niels Kuster. | |
| TU Chemnitz, Mathematik | Prof. Peter Benner. Methods for model order reduction. | |
| TU Berlin, Massivbau | Prof. Mike Schlaich. MEMS for civil engineering structures. | |
| IMTEK Microactuators | Prof. Ulrike Wallrabe. Micro magnetic resonance, design methods, optical microsystems. Together we have two major collaborative projects. | |
| CSIR, South Africa |
Prof. Srinivasu Vallabhapurapu, Mr Kevin Land. Nanoparticle synthesis. Microfluidics for enzyme production. | |
| University of Pretoria, South Africa | Prof. Monuko du Plessis. Systems for magnetic resonance imaging. | |
| American University of Cairo, Egypt | Prof Mustafa Arafa. Energy harvesting from wind. | |
| University of Virginia, USA | Prof. Marcel Utz, Prof Michael Reed. Magnetic resonance microsystems. | |
| Bosch | Simulation of inertial sensors. | |
| Sick AG, Waldkirch | Simulation of magnetic sensors. | |
| Tel Aviv University, | Prof. Yael Hanein, Simulation of carbon nanotubes. | |
| KIT, IMF3 | Prof. Dr. Jürgen Haußelt, Process simulation |
Financial support
| Logo | Source | Description |
|---|---|---|
| ... | DFG | We regulary apply for and gain support from the DFG. |
| BMBF | We have participated in a total of 3 BMBF projects, the largest being INUMAC. | |
| VW foundation | We have a smaller project supported by this innovative foundation. | |
| EU | The NEST project MicroMR, the ERC project OVOC (PI Jürgen Hennig), the ERC project NMCEL (PI Jan Korvink). |
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While granted ISMRM Summa cum lauda merit award