Graz University of Technology, founded in 1811, is a public research university located in Graz, Austria. It is known for its focus on science, engineering, and technology. TU Graz offers a wide range of bachelor's, master's, and doctoral programs across seven faculties. The university is recognized for its strong research profile, international outlook, and close connections with industry.
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While specific details about career services are not provided in the search results, TU Graz emphasizes strong connections with industry and practical experience throughout students' studies. The university supports entrepreneurship education and various student initiatives in different research areas. TU Graz's international networks and industry collaborations enhance career prospects for graduates in research and industry.
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Electromagnetic Compatibility Expert Advancing Microelectronics Research and Education
Prof. Bernd Deutschmann, Head of the Institute of Electronics at Graz University of Technology, is a renowned expert in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and Microelectronics. With M.Sc. and Ph.D. degrees in telecommunication engineering from Graz University of Technology, Deutschmann's career spans both industry and academia. He spent eight years at Infineon Technologies AG's Automotive Power EMC Center before joining Graz University of Technology as a Full Professor in 2014. Deutschmann's research focuses on improving EMC of integrated circuits for automotive power applications, resulting in several patents and numerous publications. As Institute Head, he has expanded research areas, modernized teaching methods, and fostered industry connections through events like "The Silicon Valley of Austria." He also co-directs a research lab with Silicon Austria Labs on EMC of electronics-based systems. Deutschmann's work exemplifies the synergy between academic research and industry applications in microelectronics and EMC, contributing significantly to advancements in automotive electronics and EMC technologies.
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Electromagnetic Compatibility Expert Advancing EMC and ESD Research in Academia and Industry
Dr. David Pommerenke, a Fellow of IEEE and Professor at Graz University of Technology, is a renowned expert in Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) and Electrostatic Discharge (ESD). With a Diploma and Ph.D. in electrical engineering from Technical University Berlin, Pommerenke's career spans industry and academia. After five years at Hewlett Packard, he joined the EMC Laboratory at Missouri University of Science and Technology before moving to Graz University of Technology in 2020. His research focuses on system-level ESD, electronics, numerical simulations, EMC measurement methods, and instrumentation. As an Associated Editor for IEEE Transactions on Electromagnetic Compatibility, Pommerenke contributes significantly to the field's academic discourse. His work bridges theoretical research with practical applications, addressing critical challenges in EMC and ESD across various electronic systems. With numerous publications, patents, and industry collaborations, Pommerenke continues to shape the future of EMC and ESD research and education, fostering innovation in both academic and industrial settings.