Professors and lecturers

Reasearch Projects

Several colleagues working on theoretical and experimental aspects of material characterization joined the Center of Material Science.

The experimental research includes Raman and IR Spectroscopy, Rheology, and Tribology.

The theoretical research spans over several time and dimension scales, from quantum chemistry to macroscopic simulations.

The Center of Material Science is embedded within the Institute of Power Engineering and High Voltage Technology, offering a highly interdisciplinary working environment.

Lehre

Chemistry for Mechanical Engineers

Materials Science: Nonmetals

Electrochemistry

Publications

M. Kobus, “Analysis of Electric-Field-Dependent Polarization of Triglyceride Ester Oil Molecules Using DFTB-MD Simulations”, 23st International Conference on Dielectric Liquids (ICDL), Lodz, Polen, 2025

D. Targitay, M. Bier, D. Berk, M. H. Zink, und M. Kobus, „Simulation Analysis Of The Dielectric Polarization In Liquid Silicone Rubber“,3. Fachtagung „Polymere Isolierstoffe in der Elektrotechnik“, Zittau, Germany, 26.01 2024.

M. Kobus, B. Franz, D. Berk, M. H. Zink, „Analysing the diffusion of silicone- and PTFE-based grease in Liquid Silicone Rubber: An IR spectroscopy approach”, Conference on Silicone Insulation, Burghausen, Germany, 2024.

D. Targitay, L. Roth, M. H. Zink, A. Küchler, M. Bier, M. Kobus, M. Geißler und B. Schlittler, „An FEM simulation model of oil-pressboard insulating systems for HVDC transformers“, IET Conf. Proc., S. 276-282(6), Aug. 2023.

L. Roth, M.H. Zink, A. Küchler, D. Targitay, M. Kobus, H.-P. Öftering, M. Geißler, B. Schlittler, F. Berger, „Comparison of transient and steady state dielectric behaviour of different oil and oilpressboard barrier systems”, International Symposium on High Voltage Engineering, 2023, Glasgow

D. Targitay, L. Roth, M.H. Zink, A. Küchler, M. Bier, M. Kobus, M. Geißler, B. Schlittler, „An FEM simulation model of oil-pressboard insulating systems for HVDC transformers”, International Symposium on High Voltage Engineering, 2023, Glasgow

D. Targitay, L. Roth, M. H. Zink, und M. Kobus, „On the Modeling of Nonlinear Electrical Conductivity and Field Distribution of Mineral Oil Under HVDC-Load“, in PESS + PELSS 2022; Power and Energy Student Summit, Nov. 2022, S. 1–6.

Charakterisierung des Drehmomentverhaltens von geschmierten Wälzlagern, Applikationsbericht Anton Paar

Simulation of transient infrared spectra of a pho-toswitchable peptide; M. Kobus, M. Lieder, P.H. Nguyen and G. Stock; J. Chem. Phys. 135, 225102 (2011)

Coherent vibrational energy transfer along a peptide helix;M. Kobus, P. H. Nguyen, and G. Stock; J. Chem. Phys. 134, 124518 (2011)

Infrared signatures of the peptide dynamical transition: A molecular dynamics simulation study; M. Kobus, P. H. Nguyen, and G. Stock; J. Chem. Phys. 133, 034512 (2010)

Nonadiabatic vibrational dynamics and spec-troscopy of peptides: A quantum-classical description; M. Kobus, R. D. Gorbunov, P.H. Nguyen, and G. Stock; Chem. Phys. 347, 208 (2008)

Quantum-classical description of amide-I-spectrum of trialanine, R. D. Gorbunov, P. H. Nguyen, M. Kobus, and G. Stock; J. Chem. Phys. 126, 054509 (2007)

Dokument(e)

Werdegang

seit 10/2021 Professorin für das Lehrgebiet Chemie und Physik an der FHWS

2011 - 2021 Materialwissenschaftlerin und Projektleiterin bei DR. JOHANNES HEIDENHAIN

2006 - 2011 Promotion bei Prof. Gerhard Stock (Universität Freiburg) auf dem Gebiet der quantenklassischen Simulation mehrdimensionaler Infrarot-Spektren

2002 - 2009 Studium Physik (Dipl.)

2000 - 2006 Studium Chemie (Dipl.)