W2 Professorship Micromedical Engineering (m/f/d)

independent teaching in basic subjects as well as in subject-specific events in the Bachelor and Master's degree programs, in particular Applied Life Sciences, Chiptechnologie, Systems Engineering and Medical and Biosciences Establishing and developing an independent research profile, integrated into the research priorities of the university application-oriented research in cooperation with partners from science and industry Use and development of clean room process technologies in teaching and research active participation in the development of the technical infrastructure and the scientific management of the clean room Participation in university bodies and participation in the development, development and further development of courses

With the denomination of micromedicine technology, the university takes into account the increasing importance of miniaturized systems in medical technology. The aim of the professorship is to further strengthen the close interconnection of life sciences with micro and nanotechnology in teaching and research and to develop interdisciplinary cooperation, in particular with the (medical) informatics. We are looking for a scientifically proven, committed personality that represents the subject of micromedicine technology in teaching and applied research. Adjustment requirements We expect: a completed study of physics, chemistry, engineering or material sciences, life sciences or related fields a qualified doctorate as well as an outstanding scientific expertise, proven by current publications with first and last authorship many years of expertise in the application and development of micro- and nanoscale production and process methods in the clean room environment (e.g. thin-film technologies, lithography or comparable methods), in particular with reference to biomedical applications (e.g. biosensorics, implants, lab-on-chip systems or similar systems). Experience in third-party applications Experience in conducting or coordinating research projects very good educational skills and a high commitment in teaching, also in English You should also have extensive research experience in development and application in at least one of the following areas: biointegrated and functional microsystems for diagnostics and therapy Microfluidics and Lab-on-Chip Systems, e.g. Organ-on-Chip or 3D cell culture models miniaturized, implantable or bioresorbable sensors and actuators flexible or near-body sensor systems (Wearables) Development of new, micro and nanoscale (bio) materials and their (bio)medical applications combination of micro/nano structuring with additive manufacturing methods for medical technology intelligent microsystems with sensor actuator integration, optionally coupled with data analysis/KI for medical technology translational research with focus on applicability, scaling and cooperation with industry or clinic for medical technology Knowledge in the field of microelectronics or semiconductor physics would be advantageous. Research field The university offers an innovative, interdisciplinary research environment in the fields of biosensory, biomedicine and micro and nanotechnologies with excellently equipped laboratories: Cleanroom with micro and nano structuring and 3D technologies Analysis and Characterization cell culture technology, electrophysiology, microscopy Biosensory Information The commissioning of a new clean room is planned for 2029. The development of the research priority professorship enables a reduction of the regular teaching activity within the first three years to 12 SWS. The standard teaching plaster can in principle be reduced to up to 9 SWS by regular third-party applications. The university has a variety of cooperations with universities and research institutes such as Max Planck and Fraunhofer Institutes and Companies, whose intensification and expansion is desirable. In this context, we aim to increase third-party funding and increase the number of cooperative promotions. We expect a strong team and cooperation capability as well as a didactic strength and high motivation for quality teaching. You convey complex content structured, practical and addressable – also in English – and inspire students for the subject area. You plan courses based on learning, use appropriate exam and feedback formats and continuously develop your teaching based on evaluation results. We also require a high self-initiative as well as the willingness to participate actively in teaching, research and university development. You also act under time pressure and in demanding voting processes so confidently, reflected and solution-oriented and professionally deal with feedback and criticism. A binding participation in academic self-government, constructive cooperation in bodies and a high presence at the university site are expected. We also require professional, reliable and cooperative cooperation with internal and external partners as well as our international partner universities. German knowledge (at least at level C1) and English knowledge are assumed. The recruitment requirements for professors are laid down in Section 49 of the German Higher Education Act of the State of Rhineland-Palatinate. An appeal to the designated body is also in the event of fulfilment of the conditions of employment according to § 49(1) No. Four books. a (high loop) possible. In the appeal procedure, we use structured acquiring diagnostic procedures, including a standardised personal questionnaire (big-Five), whose results are also included in the overall assessment. We expressly wish to receive applications from all ages and regardless of gender identity, disability, ethnic background, religion, worldview, sexual orientation or identity.

The place is to be occupied from 01.10.2026 at the study site Zweibrücken of the Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences in the field of computer science and microsystems technology. In principle, full-time jobs are participatory, as long as there is no conflict with service. The Kaiserslautern University of Applied Sciences aims to further increase the proportion of women, in particular in research and teaching, within the framework of the National Equality Act. We therefore urge women to apply. Disabled people are preferably taken into account with appropriate suitability (please add proof). If applicants feel less favourably or unequally treated, a clarification may be made by a complaint with the AGG Appealing Authority (Stabstelle Recht). .