Nielsch Kornelius

Since 2015     Director of IMW @ IFW and W3 Professor, TUD

2007 - 2015    W2 professorship for Experimental Physics (focus:                         thermoelectrics and magnetism), Institute for                                    Applied Physics at the University of Hamburg        

2007                Habilitation, University of Bielefeld (Topic: Multi-                          functional (Magnetic) Nanorods and Tubes from                            Nanoscale Honeycomb Structures), Germany

2003 - 2007    Head of BMBF nanotechnology research group on multifunctional nanorods and nanotubes, Max Planck Inst. for Microstructure Physics, Halle

2002 - 2003    Research Associate, Massachusetts Institute of                               Technology (MIT), Cambridge, MA, USA (Topic:                                    Control of self-ordering material systems by                                lithographic methods)

1997 - 2002    PhD thesis, Max Planck Institute for             Microstructure                        Physics in Halle in the group of Prof. Ulrich Gösele             (Topic: Highly ordered ferromagnetic nanorod                                  ensembles - electrochemical fabrication and                                    magnetic characterisation). Doctoral degree with                             "Summa cum laude" by the Martin Luther University,             Halle, Germany.

1997               Diploma thesis at the University of Lund, Sweden in                     the group of Lars Samuelson and Kornelius                             Deppert (Topic: Generation of semiconducting                                     nanoparticles from the gas phase and their physical                         characterisation)

1993 - 1997    Study of Physics, Gerhard-Mercator-University of                                    Duisburg, Germany