Senior scientist
Phone: | +49 351 46339404 |
Room: | MBZ 408 , BAR S68 |
Group: | nanoelectronics for biosensor technologies |
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Stephanie studied chemical engineering at TU Dresden from 2006 to 2013 and has been part of the chair since 2012. From her diploma thesis on smart polymer-modified SiNW sensors to her Ph.D. research on real-time biosensing interfaces, her work has always revolved around pushing sensor technologies forward. After completing her Ph.D. in 2023, she stayed on as a postdoctoral researcher, driving several projects in the field of biosensing. Her main focus is on surface engineering — creating the best sensor designs tailored to each application.
Since July 2025, she has been heading the research unit Nanoelectronics for Biosensor Technologies, leading the development of innovative sensor concepts for future applications.
Senior scientist
Phone: | +49 351 46339404 |
Room: | MBZ 408 , BAR S68 |
Group: | nanoelectronics for biosensor technologies |
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Stephanie studied chemical engineering at TU Dresden from 2006 to 2013 and has been part of the chair since 2012. From her diploma thesis on smart polymer-modified SiNW sensors to her Ph.D. research on real-time biosensing interfaces, her work has always revolved around pushing sensor technologies forward. After completing her Ph.D. in 2023, she stayed on as a postdoctoral researcher, driving several projects in the field of biosensing. Her main focus is on surface engineering — creating the best sensor designs tailored to each application.
Since July 2025, she has been heading the research unit Nanoelectronics for Biosensor Technologies, leading the development of innovative sensor concepts for future applications.