Electronic Components, Technology and Materials

The Electronic Components, Technology and Materials (ECTM) group offers a multi-disciplinary research environment, with a strong interaction with industry, on emerging materials, innovative microstructures and devices and novel integration concepts for Health, Energy, Sensing & Environmental applications.

ECTM consists of 2 professors, 2 part-time professors, 2 assistant professors, and about 30 researchers.

ECTM participates in the Electrical Engineering BSc curriculum and two MSc tracks: MSc Microelectronics, MSc Biomedical Engineering.

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Wouter Serdijn appointed theme leader of Delft Health Initiative 2.0's NeuroTech theme

The Delft Health Initiative has laid the foundation for connected health-oriented research at TU Delft and will continue to focus expertise, develop talent and to connect researchers to national and international initiatives. Wouter Serdijn will lead this for Neurotechnology.

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