Studenttheses

Theses of students at the ICP

Master Theses

2021

• Alexander Reinauer.
  Investigation of Electrolytic Two-Phase Flow Systems using the Lattice Boltzmann Method.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2021.
  [PDF] (11 MB)

2020

• Samuel Tovey.
  Machine Learned Potentials for Molecular Dynamics Simulations.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2020.
  

2018

• Cameron Stewart.
  Development of a Lattice-Boltzmann Based Oldroyd-B Model for Simulating Viscoelastic Fluids.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  
• Robert Kaufmann.
  Particle coupling in continuum electrokinetics simulations.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  
• Ashreya Jayaram.
  Explicit Modelling of Viscoelastic Media Based on the Lattice-Boltzmann Method.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  
• Miru Lee.
  Computer Simulations Explain E. coli's Accumulation in Porous Media: From Individual Behaviour to Collective Dynamics.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  
• Ingo Tischler.
  Implementing adaptive Electrokinetics in ESPResSo.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  

2017

• Julia Riede.
  Navigation asymmetrischer Mikroschwimmer - Quantifizierung des Kontrollauswandes.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2017.
  
• Nikolai Roth.
  An investigation of the Dynamical Properties of Ferrogels via MD-Simulations.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2017.
  

2016

• Adwait Datar.
  Multi-scale modeling of polymer translocation through nanopores: Influence of pore characteristics.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2016.
  
• Alexander Weyman.
  Developement of Coarse grained models for poly(ionic liquid)s.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2016.
  
• Patrick Kreissl, Christian Holm, Joost de Graaf.
  The efficiency of self-phoretic propulsion mechanisms with surface reaction heterogeneity.
  The Journal of Chemical Physics 144(20):204902, 2016.
  [PDF] (1.6 MB) [DOI]
• Julian Michalowsky.
  Polarization Effects in Molecular Dynamics Force Fields.
  Master's thesis, Universität Stuttgart, 2016.
  
• Kai Szuttor.
  Mesoscopic Simulations of Polyelectrolytes in Confined Geometries.
  Master's thesis, Universität Stuttgart, 2016.
  
• Jonas Landsgesell.
  Titration of weak polyelectrolytes. A Wang-Landau approach.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2016.
  

2015

• Tobias Rau.
  A Realistic DNA Model for Electrokinetic Applications.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  
• Michael Kuron.
  Efficient Lattice Boltzmann Algorithms for Colloids Undergoing Electrophoresis.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  
• Sascha Ehrhardt.
  Simulation of Electroosmotic Flow through Nanocapillaries using Finite-Element Methods.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  
• David Schwoerer.
  Rotne-Prager based hydrodynamics on GPUs.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  
• Sergio Nacianceno Cruz Leon.
  Density Functional Theory Based Simulations of DNA Nucleobases and.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  

2014

• Larissa Dill.
  Estimation of finite size effects of thermodynamic properties through statistical analoga.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2014.
  
• Gabriel Sichardt.
  Electrostatic Interactions in Triclinic Geometries.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2014.
  

2013

• Georg Rempfer.
  A Lattice based Model for Electrokinetics.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2013.
  

2009

• Qin Luo.
  Finite Differences Methods for Options Pricing.
  Master's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2009.
  

Bachelor Theses

2019

• Marco Brückner.
  Simulating Shape-Anisotropic Magnetic Particles in Complex Fluids.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2019.
  
• Henrik Jäger.
  Effects of Electronic Polarizability on the Dielectric Relaxation of Ionic Liquids.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2019.
  
• Christian Rupp.
  Electronic properties of doped graphene/hexagonal boron nitride heterostructures.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2019.
  

2018

• Michael Marquardt.
  Molecular Dynamics Simulation of a Microgel Loaded with a Ferrofluid.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  
• Alexander Reinauer.
  Implementation of an adaptive ICC* algorithm.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  
• Philipp Stärk.
  Toward Swimming in Porous Networks: Interactions between Microswimmers and Obstacles.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  
• Jan Finkbeiner.
  Correlation Effects in Charge-Regulated Colloid Systems.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  
• Moritz Schleicher.
  Sensing gas molecules with 2D MOS2 heterostructures: a quantum-mechanical approach.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  
• Kevin Kraschewski.
  Density functional theory based simulations of MoS2 nanopores for sensing DNA nucleobasis.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  
• Moritz Schumacher.
  Simulation of phase behavior of ferrofluids by means of advanced sampling methods.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2018.
  

2017

• Michael Scharwächter.
  Influence of implicit and explicit dipolar polarizability on structure and dynamics of ionic liquids.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2017.
  
• Jens Hertkorn.
  Influence of edge-terminations in defective nanodiamonds: A quantum-mechanical study.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2017.
  
• Di Liu.
  Interaction of defective nanodiamonds with small molecules: Influence on electronic properties.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2017.
  
• Julian Zeller.
  Cosolute in an aqueous solution: A numerical study.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2017.
  
• Christian Burkard.
  Investigating the Behaviour of Active Colloids at Interfaces Using the Squirmer Model and the Lattice Boltzmann Algorithm.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2017.
  

2016

• Robin Bardakcioglu.
  Implementing rigid bodies for fluctuating hydrodynamics.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2016.
  
• Ingo Tischler.
  Properties of ligo-ionic liquids in different solvents: a computational study.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2016.
  
• Martin Fischer.
  Simulation of pH-sensitive Groups in Different Geometries.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2016.
  
• Simon Schöll.
  A Hybrid Particle and Continuum Simulation Method for Electrokinetics.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2016.
  

2015

• Frank Schulz.
  The Liquid-Crystal Phase Coexistence in System Doped with Active Particles.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  
• Patrick Küssner.
  Multivalent ions and their influence on biomolecules - a computational study.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  
• Evangelos Ribeiro Tzaras.
  Polymer Translocation through Nanopores: A Numerical Study.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  
• Felix Groß.
  Effective computational models for ionic liquids.
  2015.
  Bachelor thesis, University of Stuttgart
  
• Manuel Abele.
  Geometry Studies and Effects of Water Impurities on Ionic Liquid based Capacitors.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  
• Sven Erik Ilse.
  Motility Induced Phase Separation of Active Triangles with Surface Roughness.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  
• Andreas Natterer.
  Quantum-mechanical simulations with functionalized diamondoids on metal surfaces.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  
• David Kracker.
  Computational Investigation of chemical potentials and swelling equilibria of hydrogels in salt solutions.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  
• Marc Fabritius.
  Self-Propelled Particles Interacting with Planar Walls and Cylinders.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2015.
  

2014

• Lukas Fischer.
  Brownian Translation and Rotational Diffusion of Anisotropic Colloids in Cubic Crystals: A Lattice-Boltzmann study of the Hydrodynamic Coupling with.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2014.
  
• Toni Peter.
  Brownian Translation and Rotational Diffusion of a Spherical Collid in Quasi-Two-Dimensional Confinement. A Lattice-Boltzmann Study of the Properties of the Raspberry Model.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2014.
  
• Damaris Holder.
  Mechanical Properties of DNA in Salt Solution.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2014.
  
• Alexander Weyman.
  Crystallization in Kossel-Stranski Systems.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2014.
  
• Laurin Rademacher.
  Simulation of Vehicle Routing Problems on Euclidean graphs.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2014.
  

2013

• Jonas Lazlo Landsgesell.
  Free energy decomposition: a model system with focus on entropic contributions of water.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2013.
  
• Michael Kuron.
  Like-Charge Attraction in DNA.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2013.
  
• Patrick Kreissl.
  Insoluble proteins in presence of salt: a computational study.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2013.
  
• Kai Szuttor.
  Computational Investigations of a Coarse-grained Model for the Ionic Liquid [BMIM][PF₆].
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2013.
  [PDF] (4.8 MB)
• Sascha Michael Ehrhardt.
  Ewald summation on GPUs.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2013.
  
• Julian Daniel Michalowsky.
  Computational studies of poly(N-isopropylacrylamde) in presence of osmolytes.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2013.
  

2012

• Aaron Sebastian Taudt.
  Sampling of the aggregation of small organic molecules using FRESHS.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2012.
  

2011

• Florian Zeller.
  Simulation of Electroosmotic Flow using the Lattice Boltzmann Method.
  Bachelor Thesis, University of Stuttgart, jul, 2011.
  
• Dennis Rapp.
  Comparing The Performance of Simulation Software.
  Bachelor's thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2011.
  

2010

• Georg Rempfer.
  Lattice-Boltzmann Simulations in Complex Geometries.
  Bachelor thesis, University of Stuttgart, 2010.