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Biomolecular Electronics

EI70210Examination Performance5 ECTSGerman/Englishsummer semesterDepartment Electrical Engineering
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What it is about

You will learn fundamentals and current concepts of biomolecular electronics: from electronic structure and basic device components to electronic transport in biomolecules, surface functionalization, experimental test systems and applications such as electronic biosensors and organic electronics. By the end you will be able to explain the key mechanisms and structures and combine concepts for the development of simple biomolecular systems.

What you will be able to do

  • Understand essential mechanisms and structures of biomolecular electronics
  • Know methods to combine these concepts for the design of basic systems
  • Analyze electronic transport in biomolecules
  • Evaluate surface functionalization and experimental test systems
  • Classify fundamentals of electronic biosensors and organic electronics

What the module consists of

  • VorlesungDelivery of topics and fundamentals
  • Übung / AufgabenrechnenDeepening through calculation tasks and application of concepts
  • LaborbesucheEarly exposure to current research topics and experimental methods

Teaching method

  • Frontalunterricht / VorträgeDelivery of theory and overview
  • Übungen mit RechenaufgabenDeepening and application of what has been learned
  • LaborbesucheInsight into current research and experimental practices
  • Handouts / Tafel / Tablet-PCSupporting teaching materials
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