For the research project "Biomagnetic Sensing", being active on LinkedIn is essential to increase visibility and foster connections within both the scientific and industrial communities. LinkedIn provides a valuable platform for team members to share research findings, project milestones, and event updates, while also encouraging professional exchange and collaboration. A strong online presence helps raise the project's international profile, attract potential partners and funding opportunities, and engage young researchers. In this way, science becomes not only impactful, but also strategically visible.
It would be greatly appreciated if CRC members could support the project by reposting our LinkedIn updates — and of course, we’re happy to return the favor by sharing relevant posts with a clear connection to the CRC. This mutual support strengthens our collective outreach and showcases the collaborative spirit of the CRC community.
Link to our LinkedIn presence.
Responsible CRC Members
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M.Sc. Lucie Bangert Electrical Engineering Integrated Systems and Photonics |
Researcher in project B12 (Bioinspired Nanocomposites for Early Detection of Complications in Gastrointestinal Surgery) |
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Prof. Dr. Jeffrey McCord Materials Science Nanoscale Magnetic Materials |
Lead of project A1 (Magnetostrictive Multilayers for Magnetoelectric Sensors), lead of project A10 (Magnetic Noise of Magnetoelectric Sensors), IRTG (Integrated Research Training Group) steering board member |
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Dr. Bridget Murphy Physics Interface Physics |
Lead of project A6 (Microstructure and Structural Change of Magnetoelectric and Piezotronic Sensors) |
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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Gerhard Schmidt Electrical Engineering Digital Signal Processing |
Lead of project B2 (Digital Signal Processing), lead of project B9 (Magnetoelectric Sensors for Movement Detection and Analysis), lead of project B10 (Magnetoelectric Sensor Systems for Cardiologic Applications), spokesperson of the CRC 1261 |
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M.Sc. Mona Stölting Materials Science |
CRC coordination |
If you have anything you'd like to share or suggest regarding LinkedIn activities related to the project, you’re very welcome to get in touch. You can either contact one of the people mentioned above directly, or — which would be our preferred option — send an email to
Some Optional Hints
Following up on the recent talk we heard about effective use of social media in science, we’re providing a banner that can be used for your LinkedIn profile if you wish. This is entirely optional and primarily intended for those who don’t already have a banner or would like one that reflects their affiliation with the CRC.
