News
- On October 2nd, 2025, 13:30, there will be a virtual information event on possible topics for student theses and individual research projects at the Chair of Multimedia Technology / Interactive Media Lab. If you are interested, please register without obligation via the following OPAL course:
- Bachelor students are advised to inform themselves about the combination with a research seminar / practical work (Forschungsseminar/Forschungspraktikum), which is offered every semester. If you have any questions, please contact Annett Mitschick.
Principal topics
Student theses are assigned by arrangement in the following subject areas, among others:
Areas | Contact person |
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![]() Possible thesis could include but are not limited to:
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Mats Ole Ellenberg |
![]() Possible theses could include but are not limited to:
For further individual offers please contact Weizhou Luo via mail. |
Weizhou Luo |
![]() Interactive visualizations as explanations for computational models (e.g., AI, formal methods) Application of game mechanics and design to support scientific work (e.g., data annotation) |
Julián Méndez |
![]() Use of mobile devices for interactive information visualization; typical key aspects:
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Ricardo Langner |
Interested in a Thesis Topic
If you are interested in writing a thesis at the Chair of Multimedia Technology, please contact the person responsible for a specific topic directly. If you are interested in multiple topics, please let us know from the beginning. Your initial email should contain at least the following information:
- Name, matriculation number, course of study, year of enrollment
- Type of the thesis (z. B. Bachelor, Master, Großer Beleg, Diploma, …)
- Desired time span for the thesis; Earliest possible start date and latest possible end date. In special cases specific deadlines or commitments.
- What subject area or research area are you interested in and why? (If several, then prioritize them)
- How would you describe your general skills? (e.g. theorist/designer/study experience/etc.; programming languages)
- What are your personal goals/desires with regard to the thesis?
- Which relevant lectures/classes have you attended so far? And why are they relevant for the above mentioned topics or research areas?
- Which ideas and concepts do you already have concerning the above mentioned topics or research areas?