http://www.mt-master.com/ 2010-09-09T08:43:59+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/ http://www.mt-master.com/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2010-02-17T11:52:20+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:acadamic_calender?rev=1266403940 Summer Semester 2010 01st March - 31st August 2010 22 Mar - 09 July 10 lectures 15 Mar - 20 Mar 10 exams (registration: Feb 2010, winter semester) 02 Apr + 05 Apr 10 Good Friday and Easter (no lectures!) 01 May 10 Labour Day/ May Day (no lectures) 13 May 10 Ascension Day (no lectures) 24 May 10 Whit Monday (no lectures) 31 May - 28 June 10 students have to register for the exams in July at the secretariat of applied sciences (build. 13, gr… text/html 2010-07-06T13:18:31+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:academic_calender?rev=1278415111 Winter Semester 2010/11 01st September 2010 - 28th February 2011 09. Aug. - 06. Sept. 10 students have to register for the exams in September at the secretariat of applied sciences (build. 13, ground floor, official forms) 20. Sep. - 25. Sep. 10 re-exams AND introduction week for the new BME- students 27. Sep. 10  lectures start 03. Oct 09 German Unification Day (no lectures) 20. Dec.  2010- 17. Jan. 2011 students have to register for the exams in Janu… text/html 2008-03-13T17:09:49+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:accreditation?rev=1205424589 In 2003/04 the Master's Program of Biomedical Engineering successfully passed the accreditation proceedings with the accreditation agency ASIIN, Düsseldorf. The ASIIN (Akkreditierungsagentur für Studiengänge der Ingenieurwissenschaften, der Informatik, der Naturwissenschaften und der Mathematik e. V.) has been recognized and accredited by the German Accreditation Council (deutscher Akkreditierungsrat). On March 26, 2004 the accreditation certificate was issued. The issued accreditations are r… text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:29+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:akkreditierung?rev=1201597109 2003/04 durchlief der Studiengang Biomedical Engineering erfolgreich das Akkreditierungsverfahren bei der Akkreditierungsagentur ASIIN, Düsseldorf. Am 26. März 2004 wurde die Akkreditierungsurkunde mit der maximalen Laufzeit von 5 Jahren ausgestellt. Der Studiengang ist stärker forschungsorientiert und eröffnet den Zugang zu PhD-Programmen an Universitäten im In- und Ausland. Darüber hinaus ermöglicht der Abschluss den Zugang zum höheren Dienst in Deutschland. text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:30+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:aktuelle_semesterplaene?rev=1201597110 Wintersemester 2007/08 Stundenplan für die Gruppe MM1M [pdf-Download-Dokument] Stundenplan für die Gruppe MM1T [pdf-Download-Dokument] Sommersemester 2008 Der Stundenplan für das Sommersemester 2008 liegt leider noch nicht vor. Wintersemester 2007/08 text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:30+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:aktuelles?rev=1201597110 Allen Besuchern dieser Seiten wünschen wir Frohe Weihnachten und ein gutes neues Jahr 2008! Achtung! Noch bis zum 10. Januar 2008 läuft die Anmeldefrist für alle Semesterend-Prüfungen Ende Januar/ Anfang Februar! Bitte melden Sie sich im Sekretariat des Fachbereichs AN auf den offiziellen Anmeldeformularen an. text/html 2010-05-18T10:50:12+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:alumni?rev=1274172612 As of December 2007, sixty students have finished their Master's degree in Biomedical Engineering in Luebeck. A major portion of them started working immediately in academia, in biomedical engineering companies or in hospitals. While many international students went back to their home countries after graduation, some stayed to live and work in Germany. Approximately 20% of the alumni started a PhD program after finishing the Master's degree program in Luebeck. text/html 2009-03-26T11:25:36+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:anatomy?rev=1238063136 Anatomy Title of Course: Anatomy of the Human Body Exam number: XM 1110 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture and practical work Language: English Lecturer: Dr. M. Klinger Learning outcomes: The students shall acquire a basic understanding of all tissues’ and organs’ structures and functions. They should get to know the commonly used terms, the basic principles of medical thinking, diagnostics and therapy. 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Course Requirements: none Content: text/html 2009-03-27T11:11:42+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:biomedical_engineering_-_selected_topics?rev=1238148702 Biomedical Engineering/ Medical Technology – selected topics Title of Course: Biomedical Engineering/ Medical Technology – selected topics Exam number: XM 3070 Length of course: 4 hours per week Type of course: Lecture plus practical work Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. U. Wenkebach Learning outcome: In-depth knowledge in medical devices. Course Requirements: Basic engineering, physical, mathematical skills; medical technology Content: Lecture: text/html 2009-03-26T11:31:40+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:biophysics?rev=1238063500 Biophysics Title of Course: Biophysics Exam number: XM 1220 (required lecture), XM 3010 (elective) Length of course: lecture: 2 hours per week, practical work: 3 hours per week Type of course: lecture, practical work Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. B. 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Thereby the dialogue between the students and… text/html 2009-03-26T13:19:17+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:computational_neuroscience?rev=1238069957 Computational Neuroscience Title of Course: Computational Neuroscience - Re-Engineering the Brain Exam number: XM 3020 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. U. Hofmann Learning outcomes: The students get access to special methods and requirements of brain research. The students can mathematically simulate simple processes in the brain. Course Requirements: Basic knowledge matlab, signal processing, anatomy, physiology Sh… text/html 2010-01-20T14:40:32+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:contact_for_application?rev=1263994832 Please read all information regarding Requirements and Application procedure first - then download the application forms below. If you have any further questions please send an email at info@mt-master.com. Forms for application 2010 Please send the application forms at info@mt-master.com for a first check before you start your official application. Don't send any scanned copies along with your online pre-application! The application forms are not available between August 31st and October 31… text/html 2010-01-04T09:11:24+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:contact_legal_notice?rev=1262592684 * Master's Program Biomedical Engineering c/o Fachhochschule Luebeck Moenkhofer Weg 239 23562 Luebeck Germany e-mail: info@mt-master.com Tel.: +49 (0)451 - 300 / 53 96 Fax: +49 (0)451 - 300 / 55 12 * special contact for applicants: contact * Consulatation Hours at the Program Coordinator's for students in Luebeck: no consultation hours at present, E-Mail: info@mt-master.com text/html 2008-03-19T11:07:00+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:current_students?rev=1205921220 In this link, you'll find several information regarding internship. There is an overall list of comanies where students of our Master's Progran have been to for the previous years. Many of them, especially the German students, went abroad for their internship. Some of them have made their experience and knowledge available to current students. All information is password protected. If you are a current student feel free to contact info@mt-master.com for access information. If you have any … text/html 2009-03-26T11:56:04+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:design_methodology?rev=1238064964 Design Methodology Title of Course: Design Methodology Exam number: XM 2310 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. St. Klein Learning outcomes: The students know about the phases of product development considering the mechanical construction. They can structure a development process according to VDI guidelines and can apply the most important methods of problem solving. Neccessary prerequisite: Basic knowledge in machine e… text/html 2009-03-26T11:56:55+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:design_methodology_-_project?rev=1238065015 Design Methodology Project Title of Course: Design Methodology Project Exam number: XM 2320 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: pracitacl work Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. St. Klein Learning outcome: The activities and methods presented in the lecture shall be trained and applied to real projects. The students can apply the presented methods and evaluate their benefits and limits. Neccessary prerequisite: Lecture "Design Methodology" Content: Students w… text/html 2009-03-27T11:04:28+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:design_of_medical_electronic_devices?rev=1238148268 Design of Medical Electronic Devices Title of Course: Design of Medical Electronic Devices Exam number: XM 2710 (required course), XM 3030 (elective) Length of course: Type of course: lecture, practical work Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. M. Ryschka, Prof. Dr. U. Wenkebach Learning outcome: Skills: • Understanding of the main parts of the development process of a medical electronic device • Practice for detailed elaborations, e.g. of a device module • Profession… text/html 2008-02-27T09:28:01+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:design_of_medical_electronic_instruments?rev=1204100881 Design of Medical Electronic Instruments Title of Course: Design of Medical Electronic Instruments Exam number: XM 1440 Length of course: 4 hours per week Type of course: Seminar Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Ullrich Wenkebach Aim of course: Basic understanding of design and implementation of medical instruments(focus on electronic devices and software). Special attention is taken on the applications of standards. Course Requirements: text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:33+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:die_hochschulen?rev=1201597113 Fachhochschule Lübeck Universität zu Lübeck Logo und Link Logo und Link gemeinsamer Campusplan zum Download Der Campus der Universität zu Lübeck und der Campus der Fachhhochschule Lübeck grenzen aneinander und liegen ca. 5km südlich der Lübecker Innenstadt. Weitere Informationen: Deutsche Bahn text/html 2010-04-27T13:22:33+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:faculty?rev=1272367353 Program Lecturers & Organization * Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stephan Klein (Chairman) FHL, Zentrum für Biomedizintechnik Uni/FH-Build. 64, ground floor, Room 43 Lectures: Design Methodology E-Mail: klein@fh-luebeck.de Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Thorsten M. Buzug (Vice Chairman) UL, Institut für Medizintechnik Uni/FH-Build. 64, 1st floor, Room 54 Lectures: Signals and Systems in Medicine, Image and Image Processing E-mail: buzug@imt.uni-luebeck.de Dipl.-Ing. Gesche A. Lindemann-Heins Fachhoc… text/html 2009-03-26T12:11:27+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:fluid_dynamics_in_medical_technology?rev=1238065887 Fluid Dynamics in Medical Technology Title of Course: Fluid Dynamics in Medical Technology Exam number: XM 2820 (required course), XM 3040 (elective) Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Dr. Klapproth Learning outcome: Students know the most important aspects of fluid dynamics considering the rheological characteristics of blood. The aspired knowledge qualifies the students to dimension, design and develop blood systems including t… text/html 2008-02-06T13:36:00+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:getting_there?rev=1202301360 via plane: * Airport Hamburg * Airport Luebeck from airport Hamburg to Luebeck (distance Hamburg- Luebeck: about 70 kilometers): * airport bus "Traveliner" directly from Hamburg Airport to the central bus station in Luebeck Traveliner-Bus * airport bus "Jasper" from Hamburg Airport to Hamburg main station Jasper Airportbus, afterwards: train Hamburg- Luebeck Deutsche Bahn * taxi to Luebeck text/html 2008-08-18T10:48:33+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:getting_to_luebeck?rev=1219049313 via plane Luebeck Airport Array Hamburg Airport Array from airport Hamburg to Luebeck (distance Hamburg- Luebeck: about 70 kilometers): * airport bus "Traveliner" directly from Hamburg Airport to the central bus station in Luebeck Traveliner-Bus * airport bus "Jasper" from Hamburg Airport to Hamburg main station Jasper Airportbus, afterwards: train Hamburg- Luebeck Deutsche Bahn text/html 2008-11-04T13:51:49+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:header?rev=1225803109 text/html 2008-04-21T14:23:39+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:health_technology_assesment?rev=1208780619 Health Technology Assesment Subjects Content: Unfortunately, there is no content available at present. text/html 2009-03-26T13:12:03+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:health_technology_assessment?rev=1238069523 Health Technology Assessment Title of Course: Health Technology Assesment Exam number: XM 2620 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Dr. D. Luehmann Learning outcomes: • The students learn about the role of health technology assessment (HTA) in the decision processes of the medicare. • The students learn about the structure, the methods, and the typical content of HTA • The students learn to evaluate the scientific quali… text/html 2010-04-15T11:19:41+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:home?rev=1271323181 ... to the International Master's Program of Biomedical Engineering in Luebeck! Both the University of Luebeck and the Luebeck University of Applied Sciences welcome students from all over the world to increase their knowledge in Biomdedical Engineering. text/html 2009-02-06T11:46:54+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:human_biochemistry_medical_biotechnology?rev=1233917214 Human Biochemistry Title of Course: Human Biochemistry Exam number: XM 3050 Length of course: 4 hours per week Type of course: Lecture + lab Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Uwe Englisch Aim of course: Basic Aspects of Human Biochemistry, Structure/Function of Macromolecules, Metabolism, the Relation to Diseases Medical Diagnostics, Biopolymers in Biomedical Engineering and Therapy Course Requirements: General and Organic Chemistry Shares Module with: Medical Biotechnol… text/html 2010-04-26T13:56:21+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:hygiene_and_sterilization?rev=1272282981 Hygiene and Sterilization Title of Course: Hygiene and Sterilization Exam number: XM 1120 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: Lecture Language: English Lecturer: Dr. Willkomm Learning outcomes: Knowledge about reprocessing of medical products,nosocomial infections,microbial air- and water quality, food hygiene; Classification of different medical products, assessment of risks for nosocomial infections, assessment of different hygienic test methods. Course R… text/html 2009-03-26T12:09:48+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:image_processing?rev=1238065788 Image Processing Title of Course: Image Processing Exam number: XM 2720 (required course), XM 3060 (elective) Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Th. Buzug Learning outcomes: • Development of the basics of the 2D signal processing (colors spaces, image scanning, discretisation of twodimensional signals, discrete geometry) • Getting to know simple signal processing methods concerning feature extraction, filtering, and… text/html 2009-03-26T12:04:29+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:imaging?rev=1238065469 Imaging Title of Course: Imaging Exam number: XM 2530 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. H. Botterweck Learning outcome: The students become acquainted with the most important medical imaging modalities. The starting point of the lectures are the physical principles and their technological realization. However, advanced knowledge shall be acquired in the proper usage and processing of the found data. The students learn… text/html 2008-11-25T10:42:51+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:imaging_and_image_processing?rev=1227606171 Imaging & Image Processing Title of Course: Imaging & Image Processing Exam number: XM 1314 / XM 1495 Length of course: 2 - 3 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. H. Botterweck Aim of course: Understanding medical imaging and image processing Course Requirements: mathematical basics, signal processing Recommended Literature: text/html 2010-07-29T13:46:30+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:infobox?rev=1280403990 03 Jan - 01 May 2011 Application Period for new international students 20 - 24 September 2010 Re-exams 2010 01 Aug - 31 Aug 10 Registration for the winter semester 2010/11 text/html 2009-10-23T11:42:35+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:information_-_faq?rev=1256290955 Qualification * Does my first degree fulfil the general educational requirements? * I hold the degree "Doctor of Medicine (MD)". Does my degree fulfil the requirements? * I am a business engineer. Does my degree fulfil the requirements? text/html 2009-04-21T10:30:49+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:informationen_-_faqs?rev=1240302649 * Did my first degree fulfil the general educational requirements? * I hold the degree "Doctor of Medicine (MD)". 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Opresnik Learning outcomes: The saturation of markets, shortening of innovation cycle and decreasing protection against imitation require a specific and adequate market-oriented innovation management not only for multinational companies but also for small and medium-sized business… text/html 2009-11-25T14:23:59+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:internship?rev=1259155439 Internship Module: Internship Exam Number: XM 1050 Lenght: at least 8 weeks Credit Points: 8 Language: depends on the country and on the student, usually English Workload: Self-study: 240 hours Exam: internship report Coordinator: Prof. Dr. St. Klein Requirements: all credits from the 1st and 2nd semester Content: The students work on a defined task independently. Aims: (The students shall know about the application of current medical products in diagnosis and therapy and b… text/html 2010-07-07T13:37:14+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:internship_information?rev=1278502634 In this link, you'll find several information regarding internship. There is an overall list of companies where students of our Master's Program have been to for the previous years. Many of them, especially the German students, went abroad for their internship. Some of them have made their experience and knowledge available to current students. Students are asked to find an internship on their own - in this way it is a good practice for the following job search. 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" " Home" " text/html 2009-11-11T13:21:50+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:master_s_program?rev=1257942110 Basic Information * Degree: Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering * Joint program offered by the University of Luebeck and Luebeck University of Applied Sciences * Duration: three semesters, 90 credit points * Courses begin in September * Language of instruction and examination: English * No tuition fees required * Project and laboratory oriented work * Variety of courses available for individual specilization text/html 2009-11-25T14:24:41+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:master_s_thesis_final_oral_exam?rev=1259155481 Master's Thesis & Final Oral Exam Module: Thesis and Examination Exam Number: XM 6000 (thesis), XM 8000 (final oral exam) Lenght: 5 months (thesis) + 1 hour (final oral exam) Credit Points: 23 (thesis) + 2 (oral exam) Language: depends on the country Workload: self-study: 750 hours Coordinator: Prof. Dr. St. Klein Requirements: all credits from 1st semester and at least 20 credits from 2nd semester (thesis), all credits from 1st and 2nd semester plus internship (final oral exam) … text/html 2009-03-26T11:58:36+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:materials_science?rev=1238065116 Materials Science Title of Course: Materials Science Exam number: XM 2330 Length of course: 4 hours per week Type of course: Lecture Language: English Lecturer: Dr. Chr. Damiani Learning outcomes: The students know about the most important mechanical and thermodynamical characters of metal, polymers, synthetics, and the most common materials in the area of medical technology. Necessary prerequisite: Basic knowledge of mathematics and physics Content: text/html 2009-03-26T11:47:31+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:medical_electronics?rev=1238064451 Medical Electronics Title of Course: Medical Electronics Exam number: XM 2210 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: Lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. M. Ryschka Learning outcomes: Basic understanding of principles and tools applied in medical electronics. Course Requirements: text/html 2009-03-26T11:54:09+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:medical_electronics_-_project?rev=1238064849 Medical Electronics Project Title of Course: Medical Electronics Project Exam number: XM 2220 Length of course: 3 hours per week Type of course: Seminar, Project Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. M. Ryschka Learning outcomes: The students shall understand the development process of medical electronic devices. Course Requirements: text/html 2009-03-26T11:27:22+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:medical_microbiology?rev=1238063242 Medical Microbiology Title of Course: Medical Microbiology Exam number: XM 1130 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: Lecture Language: English Lecturer: Dr. Th. Bollinger Learning outcomes: The students get aquainted with basic knowledge in Medical Microbiology and Hygiene. The focus is on infections which may appear while working with medical technology products. In addition, students learn basics about the hygienical correct handling with potential contaminated… text/html 2009-03-26T11:36:07+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:medical_technology-_practical_work?rev=1238063767 Medical Technology/ Biomedical Engineering – lab Title of Course: Medical Technology/ Biomedical Engineering – lab Exam number: XM 1320 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: practical work Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. U. Wenkebach Learning outcome: Knowing of the function and practice of the main medical devices. Course Requirements: Basic engineering skills, lecture "Medical Technology" Content: Required experiments: text/html 2009-03-26T11:36:44+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:medical_technology?rev=1238063804 Medical Technology/ Biomedical Engineering Title of Course: Medical Technology/ Biomedical Engineering Exam number: XM 1310 Length of course: 4 hours per week Type of course: Lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. U. Wenkebach Learning outcome: The students know about and understand the main groups of medical devices and their active principles. Course Requirements: Basic skills in engineering, mathematics and physics Content: text/html 2009-03-27T11:12:15+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:modelling_and_processing_of_medical_data?rev=1238148735 Modelling and Processing of Medical Data Title of Course: Modelling and Processing of Medical Data Exam number: XM 3080 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: seminar Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. H. Botterweck Learning outcome: Understand how medical data is text/html 2008-11-27T13:29:47+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:neuroprosthetics?rev=1227788987 Neuroprosthetics Title of Course: Neuroprosthetics Exam number: XM 3090 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Dr. U. Hofmann Aim of course: Introduction and deepened knowledge of novel methods to support and augment human neurological diseases Course Requirements: Digital Signal Processing Recommended Literature: text/html 2009-03-26T11:35:11+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:numerical_methods_in_medicine?rev=1238063711 Numerical Methods in Medicine Title of Course: Numerical Methods in Medicine Exam number: XM 1420 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. H. Botterweck Learning outcomes: The students have to work on numerical methodical problems in the area of medical-technical development (as well in research, simulation, quality check etc) in a systematical way: 1. Realizing the problem and mathematically expressing it (modelling). 2.… text/html 2009-03-26T12:03:17+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:numerical_methods_in_medicine_-_lab?rev=1238065397 Numerical Methods in Medicine - Lab Title of Course: Numerical Methods in Medicine - Lab Exam number: XM 2520 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lab Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. H. Botterweck Learning outcomes: After getting to know the basic numerical approaches and methods in the lecture the students can learn and practise the concrete application to realistic medical problems in this lab. The students become aware of aspects and criteria of the imple… text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:37+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:personal?rev=1201597117 Prof. Dr.-Ing. Stephan Klein (Chairman) FHL, Fachbereich Angewandte Naturwissenschaften Lectures: Design Methodology E-Mail: klein@fh-luebeck.de Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Thorsten M. Buzug (Vice Chairman) UL, Institut für Medizintechnik Lectures: Signals and Systems E-mail: buzug@imt.uni-luebeck.de Dr. med. Thomas Bollinger UL, Institut für Medizinische Mikrobiologie und Hygiene Lectures: Microbiology E-mail: thomas.bollinger@uk-sh.de Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Walter Dosch UL, Inst… text/html 2009-03-26T11:54:58+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:photonics_i?rev=1238064898 Photonics I Title of Course: Photonics I Exam number: XM 2230 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture / seminar Language: English Lecturer: Dr. G. Huettmann Learning outcomes: The students should gain knowledge about the basic theoretical classical optic concepts. Students will learn about the modern devices and their implementation. Students will use the knowledge developed to solve concrete problems. Course Requirements: Basics of optics, mathematics and physi… text/html 2008-12-01T10:57:28+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:photonics_ii_and_laser_application?rev=1228125448 Photonic II and Laser Application Title of Course: Photonics II and Laser Application Exam number: XM 3100 Length of course: 2 lecture + 2 practical work Type of course: lecture and practical work Language: English Lecturer: Dr. rer. nat. G. Hüttmann Aim of course: Broadening of the knowledge of photonics and laser application; learn how to use photonic elements Course Requirements: Basic of Optics, Photonik I Recommended Literature: text/html 2009-03-26T11:29:11+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:physiology?rev=1238063351 Physiology Title of Course: Basic physiology Exam number: XM 1140 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: seminar Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. K. Oltmanns Learning outcomes: Knowledge of the physiological regulations of the most important functions of the human body as well as the application to current technical diagnostics- and therapymethods in the clinical medicine. Interactions between different organs/systems. Course Requirements: none text/html 2010-05-06T11:24:58+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:program_s_structure?rev=1273137898 The initial Master's Program in Biomedical Engineering in Luebeck commenced winter semester 2002/03. This program's coursework is divided into three semesters. Each study program begins in winter semester and therefore, it is not possible to start studying in the summer semester. text/html 2008-11-27T13:39:01+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:quality_management_in_healthcare?rev=1227789541 Quality Management in Healthcare Title of Course: QM in healthcare Exam number: XM 2640 Length of course: 3 hours per week Type of course: Lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Jutta Liebelt Aim of course: The students become familiar with methods to manage quality in health care. Neccessary prerequisite: Principles of QM Recommended Literature: text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:37+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:regularien?rev=1201597117 * Übergeordnete Regularien des Studienganges (auf Englisch) Download pdf * Studienordnung (deutsch) [Download pdf] * Prüfungsordnung (deutsch) [Download pdf] * Regularien zur Master's Thesis (deutsch) [Download pdf] * Praktikumsordnung (deutsch) text/html 2009-11-04T12:53:33+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:regulations?rev=1257335613 Below you will find downloadable information regarding the regulations for the Master's Program in Biomedical Engineering (password protected). Feel free to contact info@mt-master.com for access information. * [Overall Regulations of the Program] text/html 2009-03-27T10:56:41+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:regulatory_affairs?rev=1238147801 Regulatory Affairs Title of Course: Regulatory Affairs Exam number: XM 2610 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. E. Schwanbom Learning outcomes: • Knowledge: The relevant legal requirements concerning admission and certification of medical devices in the US and EU, amongst other countries, in addition to the basics in risk management • Skills: Application of risk management to the production process of a medical devi… text/html 2009-12-08T16:15:31+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:requirements?rev=1260285331 Applicants to the Master's Program in Biomedical Engineering in Luebeck must have a university or university of applied sciences degree (e.g. Bachelor's Degree) in one of the following areas: * Biomedical Engineering * Medical Technology * Electrical Engineering * Electronics * Information Technology * Mechanical Engineering * Mechatronics * Physics * Process Engineering * Materials Technology text/html 2009-03-26T13:15:23+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:robotics_-_algorithms_and_medical_applications?rev=1238069723 Robotics Title of Course: Robotics: Algorithms and Medical Applications Exam number: XM 3110 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Achim Schweikard Learning outcomes: After attending the lecture students have knowledge of: • the connection between robotics, imaging and navigation in medicine • the process to mathematically describe robotics • the basics of medical imaging • the connection between nav… text/html 2010-07-08T13:51:36+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:schedule?rev=1278589896 Summer Semester 2010 [exam schedule July 2010] [schedule Summer Semester 2010] [schedule "Clinical Application of Medical Technology 2010"] Winter Semester 2009/2010 [Schedule MM1M] [Schedule MM1T] Subject to alterations Intercultural Workshop & Introduction Week 2009 On Friday, September 18th there'll be an intercultural workshop which is helpful for all new students from Germany and from abroad. Registration is necessary. Further information: [Intercultural Workshop 2009] text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:38+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:semesterplaene?rev=1201597118 Wintersemester 2007/08 Stundenplan für die Gruppe MM1M [pdf-Download-Dokument] Stundenplan für die Gruppe MM1T [pdf-Download-Dokument] Sommersemester 2008 Der Stundenplan für das Sommersemester 2008 liegt leider noch nicht vor. Wintersemester 2007/08 text/html 2008-07-04T09:55:30+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:several_lectures?rev=1215158130 If lecturers offer special additional information that cannot be sent via email you might find the documents here for downloading (password protected). Clinical Application of Medical Technology New Implants for Orthopedic Surgery (Seide/ Schulz) text/html 2010-02-17T12:03:54+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:sidebar?rev=1266404634 Home Master's Program * Program's Structure * Regulations * Subjects Contents * Faculty Students * Schedule * Academic Calender * Internship Information * Lecturers' Material * Alumni Application & Admission * Requirements * Application Procedure * Contact for Application * Information - FAQ text/html 2009-03-26T11:48:50+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:signal_processing?rev=1238064530 Signal Processing Title of Course: Digital Signal Processing Exam number: lecture: XM 2110 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. U. Hofmann Learning outcomes: The students know about the basic operations of digital signal processing, they can adopt these operations to selected examples, and they can use them in the field of medical-technology. Content: Basic signal processing knowledge: text/html 2009-03-26T11:48:10+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:signal_processing_lab?rev=1238064490 Signal Processing lab Title of Course: Digital Signal Processing lab Exam number: XM 2120 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: practical work Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. U. Hofmann Learning outcome: The students get an introduction into Matlab. They can apply this program in signal processing. The students get to know the use of digital signal processors and apply their knowledge when solving simple filter tasks. Content text/html 2009-11-20T13:57:17+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:signals_and_systems_in_medical_imaging?rev=1258721837 Signals and Systems in Medical Imaging Title of Course: Signals and Systems in Medical Imaging Exam number: XM 1430 Length of course: 4 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Th. Buzug Learning outcomes: • Development of the basics of medical imaging with ionizing radiation • Learning about the connection between physical measurements and signal quality • Ability to deduce the reconstruction algorithms • Competence in the recons… text/html 2009-11-20T13:56:56+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:signals_and_systems_in_medical_imaging_-_lab?rev=1258721816 Signals and Systems in Medical Imaging - lab Title of Course: Signals and Systems in Medical Imaging Exam number: XM 1435 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lab Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. Th. Buzug Learning outcomes: • Development of the basics of medical imaging with ionizing radiation • Learning about the connection between physical measurements and signal quality • Ability to deduce the reconstruction algorithms • Competence in the reco… text/html 2008-04-18T14:03:39+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:signals_and_systems_in_medical_medicine?rev=1208520219 Signals and Systems in Medical Medicine Subjects Contents: Signals and Systems in Medical Medicine. Unfortunately, there is no content available at the moment. text/html 2008-02-27T09:29:39+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:software_technology?rev=1204100979 Software Technology Title of Course: Software Technology Exam number: XM 1470 Length of course: 2 + 2 hours per week Type of course: Lecture and Exercises Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. W. Dosch Aim of course: The lecture surveys important methods for the development of large software systems. Its organisation follows the phases of the software life cycle, viz. requirements definition, design, implementation, integration and testing. The lecture presents description techni… text/html 2009-03-26T12:12:25+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:specialised_biomechanics?rev=1238065945 Specialized Biomechanics Title of Course: Specialized Biomechanics Exam number: XM 2830 (required course), XM 3120 (elective) Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: Lecture Language: English Lecturer: Dr. W. Köller/ R. Wendlandt Learning outcomes: Basics of the finite-element-method. Skills for the practical creation of finite-element-models with the program ANSYS. Getting to know special problems concerning the modelling of biological objects so that the application… text/html 2008-02-25T09:23:46+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:start?rev=1203927826 This is a testing platform only, you find the homepage of the Master's Program Biomedical Engineering at : <http://www.mt-master.com/> text/html 2010-08-09T11:26:30+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:starting_life_in_luebeck?rev=1281345990 Welcome to Luebeck! For general questions and pre-arrival information here are some important points you may want to consider about life in Germany and especially in Luebeck. If you have any additional ideas concerning the information included here, please send your comments to: info@mt-master.com. text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:39+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:struktur?rev=1201597119 Das Studium beginnt jeweils zum Wintersemester. Ein Studienbeginn zum Sommersemester ist nicht möglich. Das erste Semester bietet den Studierenden getrennte Veranstaltungen, die das vorherige Studium fachlich ergänzen. Dadurch sollen einheitliche Voraussetzungen geschaffen werden. Studierende mit einem Studienabschluss der Elektrotechnik, der Informatik, des Maschinenbau, der physikalischen Technik, der Verfahrenstechnik oder der Werkstofftechnik erhalten eine Einführung in die medizinischen… text/html 2009-09-03T10:58:04+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:students?rev=1251968284 Welcome! On these pages you will find the current time schedules and academic calendars. For information concerning regulations and forms please refer to Regulations, For information concerning subject contents please refer to Subjects Contents. Furthermore, we offer information regarding the internship. So you might get useful information concerning internship companies, rooms abroad etc.. Please refer to Internship. text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:40+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:studiengang?rev=1201597120 ..."Biomedical Engineering" in Stichworten * Abschluss: Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering * gemeinsames Studienangebot der Fachhochschule Lübeck und der Universität zu Lübeck * dreisemestriger Studiengang, 90 credit points * Studiengangsstart zum Wintersemester * Vorlesungen in englischer Sprache * keine gesonderten Studiengebühren * projektorientierte Kurse * individuelle Studienausrichtung durch wählbare Spezialisierungen text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:40+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:studierende?rev=1201597120 wir begrüßen Sie als Studierende des Masterstudiengangs "Biomdeical Engineering". Auf diesen Seiten finden Sie die aktuellen Stunden- und Semesterpläne des jeweiligen Semesters, die Vorlesungsinhalte der einzelnen Fächer sowie die grundsätzlichen Regularien wie Studien- oder Praktikumsordnung. text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:41+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:studium_in_luebeck?rev=1201597121 Fachhochschule Lübeck Universität zu Lübeck Logo und Link Logo und Link gemeinsamer Campusplan zum Download Der Campus der Universität zu Lübeck und der Campus der Fachhhochschule Lübeck grenzen aneinander und liegen ca. 5km südlich der Lübecker Innenstadt. Weitere Informationen: Deutsche Bahn text/html 2009-09-10T09:29:24+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:studying_in_luebeck?rev=1252567764 Welcome to Luebeck! Here you'll find information which shall help you to prepare your stay in Luebeck. Moreover, the information shall make your start in Luebeck easier. If you have further ideas and tipps, please send an email at: info@mt-master.com. text/html 2009-11-23T13:13:45+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:subjects_contents?rev=1258978425 Click on the course name to get more details about the moduls and each subject's contents. Please be aware that only courses and exam numbers of the new curriculum (valid from 2008) are listed. For information concerning the different curricula including the different exam numbers please click here. text/html 2008-02-27T09:19:25+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:toxicology?rev=1204100365 Toxicology Title of Course: Toxicology Exam number: XM 1120 Length of course: 2 hours per week Type of course: lecture Language: English Lecturer: Prof. Dr. med. Siegers Aim of the course: Diagnosis and Treatment of poisonings; Toxic agents; health risks and risk assessment Course Requirements: none Recommended Literature: text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:41+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:vorlesungsinhalte?rev=1201597121 ...der Veranstaltungen im Masterstudiebgang "Biomedical Engineering" Im Folgenden finden Sie in Anlehnung an das Curriculum nach Semestern gelistet die einzelnen Veranstaltungen des Studienprogramms. Hinter den Veranstaltungstiteln sind Detailinformationen zu den Veranstaltungen hinterlegt. text/html 2009-03-26T10:56:35+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:xm_1100_medicine?rev=1238061395 Module Medicine Modul Number: XM 1100 Work load: 120 hrs attending lectures + 120 hrs self-studying Credit points: 8 Coordinator: Prof. St. Klein language: English Subjects: Anatomy, Hygiene and Sterilisation, Medical Microbiology, Physiology Aims: The students shall acquire basic knowledge in medicine and learn to communicate with physicians adequately. text/html 2009-03-26T11:01:00+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:xm_1200_natural_sciences?rev=1238061660 Module Natural Sciences Modul Number: XM 1200 Work load: 60 hrs attending lectures + 120 hrs self-studying Credit points: 8 Coordinator: Prof. B. Nestler language: English Subjects: Biomechanics, Biophysics Aims: The students shall acquire consolidated knowledge of physical, electrical, and mechanical principles of medical products. The students shall be anabled to contribute to the development of medical products according to relevant standards. text/html 2009-03-26T11:03:03+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:xm_1300_medical_technology_i?rev=1238061783 Module Medical Technology I Modul Number: XM 1300 Work load: 90 hrs attending lectures + 150 hrs self-studying Credit points: 8 Coordinator: Prof. Ullr. Wenkebach language: English Subjects: Medical Technology, Medical Technology - lab. Aims: The students shall acquire basic knowledge in medicine, learn to communicate with physicians adequately, and learn about the application of modern medical products. The students shall get consolidaded knowledge of current medical products used f… text/html 2009-03-26T11:04:33+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:xm_1400_system_theory?rev=1238061873 Module System Theory Modul Number: XM 1400 Work load: 90 hrs attending lectures + 150 hrs self-studying Credit points: 8 Coordinator: Prof. Th. Buzug language: English Subjects: Signals and Systems in Medical Imaging, Numerical Methods in Medicine Aims: The students shall deepen mathematical and theoretical knowledge. They shall know the principles of imaging as a basic technology in medical technology. text/html 2009-03-26T11:07:43+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:xm_2100_signal_processing?rev=1238062063 Module Signal Processing Module Number: XM 2100 Work load: 60 hrs attending lectures + 120 hrs self-studying Credit points: 6 Coordinator: Prof. Ulr. Hofmann language: English Subjects: Signal Processing, Signal Processing - lab. Aims: The students shall acquire consolidated knowledge of physical, electrical, and mechanical principles of medical products. The students shall acquire consolidated knowledge of current important medical products used in diagnostics and therapy. The stdue… text/html 2009-03-26T11:11:45+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:xm_2200_electronics_and_optics?rev=1238062305 Module Electronics and Optics Modul Number: XM 2200 Work load: 120 hrs attending lectures + 120 hrs self-studying Credit points: 8 Coordinator: Prof. M. Ryschka language: English Subjects: Medical Electronis, Medical Electronics - Project, Photonics I Aims: The students shall acquire consolidated knowledge of physical, electrical, and mechanical principles of medical products. The students shall be enabled to contribute to the development of medical products according to relevant sta… text/html 2009-03-26T11:13:29+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:xm_2300_design_engineering?rev=1238062409 Module Design Engineering Modul Number: XM 2300 Work load: 120 hrs attending lectures + 120 hrs self-studying Credit points: 8 Coordinator: Prof. St. Klein language: English Subjects: Design Methodology, Design Methodology - Project, Materials Sciences Aims: The students shall acquire consolidated knowledge of physical, electrical, and mechanical principles of medical products. The students shall independently cope with a defined problem in medical technology. The students shall be e… text/html 2009-03-26T11:14:40+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:xm_2500_medical_technology_ii?rev=1238062480 Module Medical Technology II Modul Number: XM 2500 Work load: 120 hrs attending lectures + 180 hrs self-studying Credit points: 10 Coordinator: Prof. H. Botterweck language: English Subjects: Clinical Application of Medical Technology, Numerical Methods in Medicine - lab., Imaging Aims: The students shall acquire basic knowledge in medicine and learn to communicate with physicians adequately to understand and consider their thoughts. The students shall know about the application of c… text/html 2009-03-26T11:15:55+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:xm_2600_management?rev=1238062555 Module Management Modul Number: XM 2600 Work load: 60 hrs attending lectures + 90 hrs self-studying Credit points: 5 Coordinator: Prof. St. Klein language: English Subjects: Regulatory Affairs, electives from list II Aims: The students shall be enabled to contribute to the development of medical products according to relevant standards. The students shall know about development processes in medical technology and manage these processes according to their professional experience. text/html 2009-03-26T11:17:01+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:xm_2700_specialisation_in_electronics?rev=1238062621 Module Specialization in Electronics * Modul Number: XM 1100 Work load: 180 hrs attending lectures + 180 hrs self-studying Credit points: 12 Coordinator: Prof. Ullr. Wenkebach language: English Subjects: Design of Medical Electronic Devices, Image Processing, electives from list I (overall 6 hours per week) Aims: The students shall acquire consolidated knowledge of current important medical products used in diagnosis and therapy. The students shall be enabled to contribute to the dev… text/html 2009-03-26T11:17:51+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:xm_2800_specialisation_in_mechanics?rev=1238062671 Module Specialization Mechanics * Modul Number: XM 28000 Work load: 180 hrs attending lectures + 180 hrs self-studying Credit points: 12 Coordinator: Prof. B. Nestler language: English Subjects: Biophysics - lab., Fluid Dynamics in Medical Technology, Specialized Biomechanics, electives from list I (overall 6 hours per week) Aims: The students shall acquire consolidated knowledge of current important medical products used in diagnosis and therapy. The students shall be enabled to con… text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:42+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:ziele_und_aufbau?rev=1201597122 Der Aufbau Das Studium beginnt jeweils zum Wintersemester. Ein Studienbeginn zum Sommersemester ist nicht möglich. Das erste Semester bietet den Studierenden getrennte Veranstaltungen, die das vorherige Studium fachlich ergänzen. Dadurch sollen einheitliche Voraussetzungen geschaffen werden. Studierende mit einem Studienabschluss der Elektrotechnik, der Informatik, des Maschinenbau, der physikalischen Technik, der Verfahrenstechnik oder der Werkstofftechnik erhalten eine Einführung in die m… text/html 2008-01-29T09:58:42+02:00 http://www.mt-master.com/en:zulassungsvoraussetzungen?rev=1201597122 Voraussetzung zur Aufnahme des Studiums ist ein Diplom- oder Bachelorabschluss einer Universität oder einer Fachhochschule in einem der folgenden Studiengänge: * Biomedizinische Technik * Medizintechnik * Elektronik * Elektrotechnik * Informatik * Maschinenbau * Mechatronik * Physikalische Technik * Verfahrenstechnik * Werkstofftechnik