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) English (United States) MY PROFILE / LOGIN > More Search Options Loading... Clear Create Jobalert Apply now » City: Stuttgart Date: Sep 15, 2026 Master Thesis: Development of a green reactor for
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) English (United States) MY PROFILE / LOGIN > More Search Options Loading... Clear Create Jobalert Apply now » City: Aachen Date: Sep 21, 2026 Master Thesis: Process Chain Development for the
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-scientific teams on the development of innovative methods to accelerate the expansion of the wind energy and hydrogen economy, minimize risks, and increase cost efficiency. Do you want to join us in
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technical infrastructure you need to achieve this goal. You will support our “Module Technology” department, which focuses on the development and manufacturing of innovative solar modules for
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electronics development and embedded systems. Three topics are available for a Bachelor’s or Master’s thesis: Topic 1: Adaptation of touch-display interface electronics and software Topic 2
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system is specifically activated in order to effectively combat abnormal cells. Our researchers are working on the development of new immunotherapies that will expand the range of treatments in the future
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Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, Erlangen | Erlangen, Bayern | Germany | about 1 month ago
development. Contribute to the development of new microstructured materials, microfluidic chips, and advanced LoC technologies. Innovation & Development Support interdisciplinary research projects
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in the future energy system requires the efficient release of hydrogen. The focus of this thesis is the development of bimetallic catalysts based on nitrogen-doped carbon supports, with the aim of