Please talk to members of the lab about potential topics. At the moment there is no up-to-date list of the available theses as these topics change rapidly based on new publications/insights. General topics and fields of research can typically be found on the personal pages of the individual group members. We generally advise everybody to browse through the lab website, have a look at the group and individual member pages to find a topic of your interest. Then please contact the persons that work on topics of your interest directly. Another option is to register on our mailing list on which we highlight invited talks and possible topics for Master and Bachelor thesis. You can register for this list here.
A thesis consists of the following parts:

• The thesis itself
• An implementation of the method/s
• Participation in the respective colloquium
• A short presentation of the topic at the beginning of the work
• A final presentation shortly before the end of the thesis

Please have a look at the extended version of this text on our website here. The english version of our Thesis Guidelines can be found in English and German.