The DCIM team is involved in teaching and supervising programs at the diploma courses “Lightweight
Engineering” and "Simulation Methods" at the following modules in the School of Engineering Science:
The work in the Dreden Center for Intelligent Materials is interesting, challenging and industrially
relevant.
We are looking forward to you joining our team for a student's research project in course of your
studies or as a Student Assistant project!
Whatever course of studies at the School of Engineering Sciences (Computational
Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and their variants) you are taking:
If you are motivated and enthusiastic, we will find an insteresting subject for you!
Open topics for Student Assistants and Senior Student Assistants, i.e. where you will work with
us in course of a student job (Studentische Hilfskraft, Wissenschaftliche Hilfskraft) according to the
regulations of TU Dresden:
Augmented/virtual Reality visualization of continuum field solutions - Your task as a part of the
Materials Informatics group will be to
find and compare state-of-the-art visualization tools that allow the three-dimensional representation
of continuum mechanical field solutions, such as temperature fields or chemical fields in
enclosed volumes. Please contact Adrian
Ehrenhofer
for further information.
tbc
Do you have your own ideas how you can support our commong goal? Please send us your interest for a
topic at dcim-news@tu-dresden.de