Process-oriented materials research, M.Sc.

Maylin Homfeldt spent her research stay in Sweden on the additive binder jetting process. Find out more about her stay here.

With her Master's thesis ‘Effects of Glycosylation on Concentrated Solutions of Proteins’, Annika Niemann completed her Master's degree in ProMat with honours. Congratulations on this fantastic accomplishment!

As part of his ProMat research stay, Jan Yorrick Dietrich spent eight weeks working on a project on bio-based materials. Read his report here.

Lena Ehlers successfully completed her M.Sc. degree in Process-Oriented Materials Research with distinction. The programme team congratulates her warmly on this achievement.

Our ProMat students Tim Klotz and Kolja Konschak featured in up2date magazine: They tell us about their passion for batteries and 3D printing and share how individual curricula, personal mentors and practical research experiences have shaped their path to energy transition and aerospace.

ProMat student Tim Klotz has completed his Master's degree with distinction. We would like to congratulate him on this success!

ProMat graduate Maylin Homfeldt has impressed the jury of the unifreunde Bremen Association with her excellent Master's thesis and has been awarded with this year's Bremen Thesis Award in the field of natural sciences and engineering. Our warmest congratulations!

ProMat student Pascal Dinglinger held a conference talk on the 19 July about the potential role of explainable artificial intelligence (xAI) in the development and qualification of perspective Aircraft Quality Assurance Processes.

ProMat student Maylin Homfeldt graduates from her Master's degree programme with distinction. Congratulations!

Jan Yorrick Dietrich from the ProMat Master's programme has been awarded 3rd place in the Hamburg Aviation Young Talent Awards 2023 for his Master's thesis. We warmly congratulate and interviewed him!

As the first graduate of the new master's programme in process-oriented materials research (ProMat), Eric Macke was awarded the Bremen Study Prize for his Master's thesis. Congratulations!

The open curriculum offers the greatest possible freedom in designing one's own course of study around the individual study or research focus.

The student Eric Macke spent four weeks of his research stay abroad at the Imperial College in London.

The newspaper "Bremer Uni-Schlüssel" published an article (in German) about the ProMat master's course.