Your future responsibilities
This Master thesis project focuses on the application-driven optimization of a biosensor platform through the integration of metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and/or electrochemical surface engineering strategies. The objective is to enhance sensor performance in terms of sensitivity, selectivity, stability and reproducibility, with a clear focus on practical applicability and technological robustness. You will work at the interface of biochemistry, materials chemistry and electrochemical analysis in a technology-oriented research environment. The project includes surface functionalization of sensor platforms, integration or synthesis of MOF-based materials, and systematic characterization of the modified system.
Your tasks will include:
Your tasks will include:
- Your primary responsibilities include the independent planning and execution of experiments, optional electrochemical measurements, materials characterization and quantitative data evaluation.
- You will investigate structure-property relationships and translate experimental findings into targeted performance improvements.
- In addition, you will conduct literature research, document results according to reproducible research standards, and present findings within the research team. The work is embedded in a research unit focusing on sensor technologies with potential industrial relevance.