The European project GW4SHM started with a Kick-off meeting in January 2020. Now, the first tweet has been posted on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BAMResearch/status/1219281183567228929Read More

A joint paper with Prof. John Barker and Dr. Bhavsar from the Frankfurt Initiative for Regenerative Medicine has been accepted for publication in Ultrasound in Medicine & Biology.   Abstract: The most common imaging method used to monitor bone fracture healing is multiple radiographic images performed by highly trained professionals with expensive equipment that can...Read More

This photo shows Amit Shrestha and me in our laboratory. Amit worked in the RAMMS project for about three years and developed a novel direct digital synthesizer for use in future ultra-wideband radar systems. For his new position in Berlin I wish him all the best!Read More

My scientific publications were cited 1,000 times since 2008 when I have published my first scientific paper.Read More

The H2020-MSCA-ITN-2019 GWSHM (Guided Waves for Structural Health Monitoring) has been selected for funding. Coordinator is Dr. J. Prager from BAM (Berlin, Germany). The intended project start is January 2020.Read More

The main goal of InDiThera (Integration bildgeführter Brustkrebsdiagnostik mit minimalinvasiver Lasertherapie) is the realization of a demonstrator system that combines two electromagnetic diagnostic methods with image guided minimally invasive therapie (laser ablation). The expected result is a unique and innovative diagnostic therapy system that provides complementary diagnostic information compared to classical mammography. Project partners are:...Read More

This photo shows my presentation in the SPECIAL SESSION “SHM Technology in Wind Turbines” at IWSHM 2019. Reference: Moll, J. ; Mälzer, M.; Simon, J.; Taremi Zadeh, A.; Krozer, V.; Dürr, M.; Kramer, C.; Friedmann, H.; Nuber, A.; Salman, R. & Pozdniakov, D. Monitoring of Wind Turbine Blades using Radar Technology: Results from a Field...Read More

This photo shows Chris Kexel and me at the International Workshop on Structural Health Monitoring (IWSHM 2019) at Stanford University. We are presenting our latest research results related to SHM (guided ultrasound waves, signal processing, wind turbines, biomedical applications, imaging, ultrasound data communication).Read More

We are very pleased to announce that a paper got accepted at the Scientific Data journal – an open access publication from the Nature Research for the descriptions of scientifically valuable datasets. Abstract: The influence of temperature is regarded as particularly important for a structural health monitoring system based on ultrasonic guided waves. Since the...Read More

The German Research Foundation will fund the Scientific Network entitled “Towards a holistic quality assessment for guided wave-based Structural Health Monitoring” for three years. The Coordinator of this project is Jun.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Inka Mueller who is currently with Ruhr University Bochum. The project covers travel and maintenance costs for work meetings of network members (full...Read More