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Institute for Innovative Mobility

IIMo

Institute

To ensure mobility continues into the future, powertrains and power electronics for road vehicles are being optimised with regard to energy efficiency and customer benefits. The Institute for Innovative Mobility (IIMo) therefore focuses its research on the areas of ‘Electromobility and Adaptive Systems’, ‘Microelectronic Packaging’, ‘Power Electronics’, ‘Sensors and Data Fusion for Environmental Perception’ and ‘Motors and Powertrains’.

The professors, together with their research staff, work in well-equipped laboratories on application-oriented research topics, which are predominantly carried out in collaboration with large and medium-sized industrial partners, as well as with research institutions and partner universities.

  1. Research areas

    At the institute, we focus on powertrains and power electronics for road vehicles. These are optimised with a view to energy efficiency and customer benefit.

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  2. Careers and student vacancies

    We are always on the lookout for motivated staff and students, from those writing a Bachelor’s thesis or working on a PhD to roles for experienced professionals.

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  3. Doctoral Centre for Engineering Sciences

    Start your PhD in one of the four thematic clusters: vehicle safety, electromobility, sustainable energy systems or new materials technology

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  1. Innovation stems from knowledge. It shapes the mobility of tomorrow.

    Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Endisch

    Leiter des Instituts für Innovative Mobilität (IIMo), Studiengangleiter und -fachberater "Applied Research in Engineering Sciences" (Master)

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The laboratories

Contact

  1. Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Endisch

    Head of the Institute for Innovative Mobility (IIMo), Programme director and Academic advisor "Applied Reserach in Engineering Sciences" (Master)

  2. Prof. Dr. Gordon Elger

    Head of Fraunhofer Application Center "Connected Mobility and Infrastructure"; Research Professor Assembly and Connection Technology

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