MM Group

Teaching

Video to present the group to Bachelor students at RUB (in German).

Here is a list of example Bachelor theses at the AIRUB.

Completed Master Theses in the group:

"Analysis of simulated ULTRASAT data to study the feasibility for kilonova detection", Maurice Weigelt, 2024
"Analysis of the Parameter Space of Leptonic Blazar Radiative Models with Simulated and Observational Data", Frederike Apel, 2024

Completed Bachelor Theses in the group:

"Search for Gamma-Ray Emission from Close-By Supernovae by Analysing Fermi-LAT Data", Warot Petthongchai, 2025
"Analysis of Simulated IceCube data to Study the Performance of a Novel Reconstruction Technique", Lana Unterkötter, 2025
"Analysis of Very Long Baseline Interferometric Data of the IceCube Neutrino Source Candidate Blazar GB6 J1542+6129", Breshna Hadi, 2025
"Observation and analysis of flatfield images for the optimal configuration of a widefield polarisation telescope", Lotte-Malin Lamotte, 2024
"Analysis of Polarization Data of Active Galaxies to Estimate the Detection Prospects of the Large Array Survey Telescope Polarimeter", Leon Krampe, 2024
"Analysing Simulated IceCube Neutrino Track Events to Evaluate Different Methods of Angular Uncertainty Estimation", Nisa Eyilmez, 2024
"Simulations and Analysis of Multi-Wavelength Time Series from Blazars and Their Correlation", Julia Baßier, 2024
"Study of LAST's capability for detection of optical counterparts to IceCube neutrino alerts", Tianyu Zhao, 2023
"Search for Correlations of Neutrino Hotspots in the 7-Year IceCube Sky Map with the 5th Edition of the ROMA-BZ Catalogue of Blazars", Simon Pick, 2023
"Study of Hydrogen-Poor Superluminous Supernovae as Candidate Sources for High-Energy Neutrinos", Yannik Pospiech, 2023
"Search for High-Energy Neutrinos from Supernova iPTF14hls", Andreas Willeke, 2022
"Modeling the leptonic origin of the low-frequency emission from blazar PKS 1502+106", Frederike Apel, 2021