Alumni
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Dr.-Ing. Rauf Anwar2011 - 2014Research topic: Multimodal analysis of directional interactions in oscillatory networks of the brain |
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Dr.-Ing. Christin Baasch2014 - 2018Research topic: Analysis of Parkinson speech |
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Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. Jan Bajorat2011Research topic: In-car communication |
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Brit Behrend2017 - 2018Office assistance |
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Moritz Boueke2023 - 2025Research topic: Real-time signal processing for magnetoelectric sensors |
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Dr.-Ing. Markus Christoph2010 - 2013Research topic: Acoustical documentation |
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Dr.-Ing. Tim Claussen2012 - 2016Research topic: Adaptive SONAR systems |
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Dr.-Ing. Eric Elzenheimer2016 - 2023Research topic: Biomagnetic sensing, sensor readout and biomedical signal processing |
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M.Sc. Erik Engelhardt2020 - 2025Research topic: Magnetoelectric sensor systems for cardiologic applications |
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M. Sc. Marco Gimm2015 - 2021Research topic: in-car communication systems |
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Franziska Gruler2016 - 2017Conference organisation |
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M. Sc. Johannes Hoffmann2020 - 2025Research topic: Real-time movement analysis |
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M. Sc. Tobias Hübschen2016 - 2022Research topic: Evaluation of speech quality |
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M. Sc. Thorben Kaak2016 - 2020Research topic: MIMO processing for SONAR applications |
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M.Sc. Christian Kanarski2022 - 2026Research topic: Real-time autonomous hydroacoustic object detection |
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M. Sc. Bastian Kaulen2019 - 2025Research topic: Real-time signal processing for piezoelectric thin-layer sensors |
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Dr.-Ing. Roman Kreimeyer2010 - 2013Research topic: Automatic classification of marine mammals |
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M.Sc. Frederik Kühne2020 - 2025Research topic: Real-time signal processing of cognitive MIMO-SONAR systems |
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Dipl.-Phys. Dennis Küter2010 - 2012Research topic: SONAR systems |
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Alexandra Litzner2017Office assistance |
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Dipl.-Phys. Christian Lüke2010 - 2012Research topic: Ambiance simulation |
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M. Sc. Alexej Namenas2017 - 2021Research topic: SONAR signal processing |
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M. Sc. Anton Namenas2017 - 2022Research topic: Real-time Simulation of acoustic Environments and automatic Evaluation of Speech Communication Systems |
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Dr.-Ing. Duc Nguyen2010 - 2014Research topic: Tracking and sensor fusion |
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Dr.-Ing. Halil Özer2010 - 2011Research topic: Medical signal processing (phd time) and in-car communication (postdoc time) |
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Dr.-Ing. Christoph Norrenbrock2010 - 2014Research topic: Instrumental quality estimation of synthesized speech signals |
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Marina Pejic2018Office assistance |
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Dr.-Ing. Minh H. Pham2016 - 2019Research topic: Movement analysis |
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Dr.-Ing. Kolja Pikora2012 - 2016Research topic: Detection and tracking of moving underwater objects |
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Dipl.-Ing. Torge Rabsch2010 - 2015System administration |
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Dr.-Ing. Vasudev Kandade Rajan2010 - 2015Research topic: Hands-free systems |
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Dr.-Ing. Jens Reermann2013 - 2017Research topic: Signal enhancement for magnetoelectric sensor systems |
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Dipl.-Wirtsch.-Ing. Sebastian Rohde2012 - 2015Research topic: Signal enhancement with distributed microphone systems |
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Dr.-Ing. Alina Santillán Guzmán2010 - 2013Research topic: Processing, analysis, and treatment of magnetoencephalographic signals |
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M.Sc. Tobias Schmidt2022 - 2026Research topic: Localization of magnetic sensors in a predefined magnetic field |
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M.Sc. Stephan Senkbeil2014 - 2016Research topic: In-car communication systems |
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Dr.-Ing. Anne Simon2011 - 2016Research topic: Evaluation of in-car communication systems |
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M.Sc. Finn Spitz2017 - 2020Research topic: Parkinson speech analysis |
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Dr.-Ing. Sebastian Stenzel2010 - 2015Research topic: Microphone diversity for speech enhancement |
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M.Sc. Elke Warmerdam2018 - 2021Research topic: Movement analysis |
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Dr.-Ing. Jochen Withopf2010 - 2016Research topic: In-car communication systems |
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Dr.-Ing. Kathrin Wilkens2010 - 2012Research topic: Detection and tracking of moving underwater objects |
In March 2026, the DSS Chair attended the annual DAGA conference in Dresden. Thanks to the support of the GaS-Club, the student Aylin Kösker was given the opportunity to accompany the chair and participate in the conference from March 23rd to March 26th. As part of the daily poster sessions, she presented the results of her bachelor’s thesis “Machine Learning for the Analysis of Hydrographic Data to Assess the Waterside Accessibility of Port Waters” in the field of Underwater Acoustics. The thesis forms an important basis for an ongoing university research project on the acoustic analysis of sediment properties in harbor areas. The poster session enabled valuable discussions with researchers and conference participants from related research fields.