There are always vacancies for post-docs and research assistants at the IAM-ET. Please feel free to send us an unsolicited application to et-applications∂iam.kit.edu!
In our research groups, there is always the opportunity to complete a final thesis. If there is currently no thesis on the topic you are interested in, please contact the respective PhD students on your own initiative.
| Title | Type | Supervisor |
|---|---|---|
| Model-based Study of Electrolyte Decomposition and Interfacial Layer Growth in Sodium Ion Batteries | Bachelor-/Masterthesis | |
| Multiscale modeling of the anode-electrolyte interface in next generation lithium metal batteries | Masterarbeit | |
| Model-based Validation of Reaction Mechanism in Lithium-Ion Batteries during Thermal Stress | Bachelor-/Master thesis | |
| Degradation Mechanisms of Impurities in Lithium-ion Batteries during thermal runaway | Bachelor thesis | |
| Elektrochemische Charakterisierung an Natrium Ionen Batterien | Bachelor-/Masterthesis |
| Title | Type | Supervisor |
|---|---|---|
| Impedanzbasierte Charakterisierung symmetrischer PEM -Anodenzellen | Bachelorarbeit | Kersten Schwab, M.Sc. |
| Electrochemical analysis of catalyst degradation in low-temperature PEM fuel cells | Bachelor's/ Master's thesis | |
| Development of mixed electronic-ionic conducting perovskite for high-temperature electrolyzers | Master Thesis |
| Title | Type | Supervisor |
|---|---|---|
| Optimization of a manufacturing method for membrane electrode assemblies for PEM water electrolysis | Bachelorarbeit | |
| Untersuchung einer Elektrolysezelle und ihrer Betriebsparameter für die organische Elektrosynthese | Masterarbeit | |
| Electrochemical Analysis of an Electrosynthesis Process | Bachelor/Master thesis |
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| Characterization of Products of Electrochemical CO2 Reduction in Organic Solvents | Bachelor/Master Thesis |