Semester/Master Theses

Related to our research work, we offer a large variety of semester and master projects.

Currently offered specific projects can be found below.

In case of general interest in a project in the area of THz Photonics, Plamonics, Optical Communications or Atomic-Scale Devices, please contact Prof. Dr. Juerg Leuthold.

In case of general interest in a project in the area of Modelling and Simulation, please contact Dr. Jasmin Smajic.

In case you have your own idea, please do not hesitate to contact any member of our scientific staff.

Note: Both the report and the presentation must be done in English.

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Plasmonic Devices for Novel Materials

Electro-optic (EO) modulators are devices capable of encoding information on top of an optical carrier by means of an electrical signal. They are the heart of optical links, and consequently they represent the backbone behind the exponential increase of data traffic experienced in recent years. Novel electro-optic materials have the potential to achieve unprecedent efficient modulation and integrating them into plasmonic devices would unlock the smallest, fastest and most energy efficient modulators for the next generation of optical links in datacenters. However, integrating these novel EO materials into standard device architectures imposes multiple challenges. In this thesis you will design and test new plasmonic device architectures to characterize and leverage novel EO materials for the next generation of datacenter links.

Keywords

Physics, electrical engineering, photonics, plasmonics, electro-optic modulators

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Semester Project , Master Thesis , ETH Zurich (ETHZ)

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Published since: 2026-07-28 , Earliest start: 2026-08-01 , Latest end: 2027-03-31

Organization Institute of Electromagnetic Fields

Hosts Torti Giacomo

Topics Engineering and Technology , Physics

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