Job offers at the Institute of Technical Physics (ITEP)
Currently there are no available job offers at the Institute for Theoretical Physics (ITEP).
Unsolicited applications
We are always looking for talented colleagues with a background in electrical engineering, energy technology, mechanical engineering, physics or engineering sciences. Even if there are currently no suitable vacancies on the list, unsolicited applications are always welcome. Please do not hesitate to contact us. Please send your application documents to franziska.fuhry∂kit.edu
Bachelor's and Master's theses at ITEP
The scientific working groups at ITEP offer KIT students ongoing opportunities to work on research topics at the institute as part of their Bachelor's and Master's theses. The ITEP's range of topics is aimed at students of the KIT faculties of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Physics, Mechanical Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Process Engineering, as well as students of the teacher training programs in Science and Technology (NWT), Physics, or Engineering Education.
| Area | Offerings | Contact person |
|---|---|---|
Electrical Engineering and | Electrical characterization of new superconducting materials and conductor structures | Prof. Holzapfel |
| Magnetic Technology | Prof. Arndt | |
| Superconducting applications | Prof. Noe | |
| Current topics at the EnergyLab | Prof. De Carne | |
| Physics | Fundamental investigations into the current-carrying behavior of superconductors | Prof. Holzapfel |
| Plasma physics analysis of impurities and gas flows in a fusion reactor | Dr. Giegerich | |
Mechanical engineering | Mechanical properties of cryomaterials | Dr. Weiss |
| Development of new superconducting materials | Prof. Holzapfel | |
| Modeling of vacuum gas flows | Dr. Giegerich | |
| CAD design of an integrated vacuum pump system for a fusion reactor | Dr. Giegerich | |
| Process Engineering / Chemical Engineering | Process development in the field of the fusion fuel cycle | Dr. Giegerich |
| Design and architecture of a fuel cycle for a stellerator reactor | Dr. Giegerich | |
| (Further) development of components (vacuum pumps, separator modules) for the fuel cycle | Dr. Giegerich | |
| Experimental work for component developments in the area of the fuel cycle | Dr. Giegerich | |
| Teaching profession | Various focus points in the student laboratory | Mrs. Rimikis |
