Stefan Weitz Email & Phone Number

As a PhD student in Materials Science with a strong background in Applied Mathematics and Physics, I bring a unique blend of theoretical insight and practical experience to my research. My academic journey began with a Bachelor's and Master's degree, during which I refined my expertise in advanced mathematical and physical concepts while acquiring valuable international work experience.Throughout my PhD studies, I have developed a profound expertise in microscopic techniques, including X-ray microscopy, which is pivotal in my research. My experience extends to micromechanical testing and the analysis of fracture mechanics in back-end-of-line (BEoL) structures, focusing on the investigation of material faliure behavior under mechanical stress. I am adept in FEM modeling and simulation, enabling me to create detailed simulations of testing procedures that supplement experimental observations with adequate stress-strain models of the material system during mechanical loading.Driven by a passion for understanding complex systems, I am committed to advancing the field of microelectronics through thorough analysis and innovative methodologies. My multidisciplinary approach combines mathematical precision with cutting-edge experimental techniques, making me well-equipped to address challenging research problems and contribute valuable insights to the microelectronics community.

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  Phd Student

  Fraunhofer Ikts

  Dec 2020 - Present - Dresden, Sachsen, Deutschland

  PhD in the field of nanomaterials and analyticsTopic: In-situ microcrack propagation in materials using multi energy X-ray microscopy • Extensive practical experience in X-ray microscopy and sample preparation• Micromechanical testing and fracture mechanics analysis• FEM modeling and simulation of test methods