Robert Huber is working as a researcher and Ph.D. candidate at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). He achieved his master’s degree in physics at KIT and proceeds his research in the electrical engineering department. His current field of research is about printed sensors. Therefore, he in-vestigates detectors for explosives based on fluorescence quenching in microfluidic channels. In addition, he is active in Printed Electronics such as temperature sensors, which achieve a high spatial resolution as well as accurate temperature readings.
Robert Huber is working as a researcher and Ph.D. candidate at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT). He achieved his master’s degree in physics at KIT and proceeds his research in the electrical engineering department. His current field of research is about printed sensors. Therefore, he in-vestigates detectors for explosives based on fluorescence quenching in microfluidic channels. In addition, he is active in Printed Electronics such as temperature sensors, which achieve a high spatial resolution as well as accurate temperature readings.