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Campus responsibilities and project areas

The campus's responsibilities include:

  • supporting interdisciplinary development work and conducting interdisciplinary basic research in the field of functional materials and structures (including the exchange of staff and the filing of joint inventions)
  • promoting the next generation of scientists through joint training in the context of bachelor’s and master’s theses, as well as doctoral dissertations; and
  • collaborating with other scientific institutions and innovative industrial companies in research and teaching (participation in Collaborative Research Centers, joint acquisition of public funding, coordination with industry, and scientific colloquia).

 

The campus’s project areas are organized according to the following structural classes:

  • Self-organizing structures

  • 2d/3d structures

  • Fiber structures

  • Nanostructures