Research carried out in the department covers five main research areas:
- Biomechanics and biomaterials
- Polymer and composite technology
- Mechanical behaviour of metals and ceramics
- Metallic materials forming processes
- Light alloy and surface treatments
Following research groups participate in the Master and provide topics for for Master Thesis: Research Group Biomaterials, Biomechanics and Tissue Engineering: - Biomaterials for bone tissue engineering and bone regeneration
- Metallic biomaterials
- Surface functionalisation of biomaterials for bone, vascular and neural applications
- Calcium phosphate based ceramics and composites
- Injectable biomaterials
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Research Group Structural Integrity, Reliability and micromechanics of materials
- Advanced ceramics and coatings for biomedical applications
- Fracture, fatigue and contact behavior of tool materials: hardmetals, tool steels and ceramic coatings
- Micro and Nano-mechanics of advanced ceramics and thin films for extreme operations
- Improvement of mechanical properties (toughness, fatigue response, formability, wear) of martensitic stainless steels and advanced high strength steels by microstructural design.
- Study of oxidation phenomena of ferritic stainless steels used as interconnects in solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs)
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Research Group PROCOMAME - Metallic Materials Forming Processes- Characterization of the hot deformation behavior of steels
- Developement of advanced high strength steels for automotive applications
- New processing routes for the production of ultrafine and nanocrystalline structures
- Characterization of cold forming processes
- Finite element simulation of metal forming processes
- Characterization of the mechanical properties of forming tools
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