Master’s Thesis: Coil Design for Wireless Neural Stimulation

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The Biointerfaces Lab is developing technologies for wireless, non-invasive stimulation of neural tissue, with potential applications in neuroscience research and future neurotechnologies. One approach uses magnetoelectric nanoparticles, which convert alternating magnetic fields into local electrical or mechanical stimuli.

We are looking for a motivated Master’s student with a background in engineering, physics, or a related field. The project focuses on designing coil systems that generate the required AC magnetic field while minimizing heating, a key challenge in temperature-sensitive experiments.

This Master´s Thesis opportunity offers hands-on experience in an interdisciplinary research environment at the interface of engineering, materials science, and neuroscience.

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