Open (Research) Topics for Students
Thanks for your interest in working with us. Please have look at the open (research) topics listed below. If you find topics that spark your interest, or if you have any suggestions of your own, please fill in the form below.
At our chair, we strive to maintain transparent communication with all applicants. Regrettably, if you haven’t received a response within two weeks, your application for the position may not have progressed further.
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[B] = Topic for Bachelor’s Thesis
[M] = Topic for Master’s Thesis
[R] = Topic for Research Lab / Topic for Project (e.g. Computer Science “Master Project”)
[HiWi] = Student Assistant (HiWi) position (paid)
Current Openings
The AIROB research group at FAU invites applications for a student assistant position (Hiwi, ~9-12h/week) in the area of software development, sensor testing and study setup preparation to support activities within the AutoAssist project. AutoAssist is a collaborative research initiative focusing on stroke rehabilitation through the integration of ultrasound imaging, intent detection, and virtual reality technologies. The goal is to enable adaptive, patient-driven therapy environments.
Your tasks:
- Development of software components within our C# software suite
- Testing and evaluation of sensor systems.
- Implementation of research and data analysis tools in Python.
- Support in preparation and execution of user studies (e.g. recruiting, conducting sessions, providing assistance).
Your profile:
- Enrolled student in computer science, biomedical engineering, electrical engineering, or a related field.
- Programming experience in C# and Python.
- Knowledge of biosignal analysis, signal processing human-machine interfaces and ultrasound imaging is an advantage.
- Reliable, independent, and structured working style.
- Good English skills. German skills are a strong plus!
If you are interested please apply through the applcation form below. Please mention in your application your earliest starting date, as well as your weekly availability. If you have any specific questions about the position, you can contact Silvana Miranda Montenegro (silvana.miranda@fau.de).