M.Sc. Tim Hofmann
Technical University of Munich
Assistant Professorship of Sustainable Future Mobility (Prof. Jocher)
Postal address
Postal:
Boltzmannstr. 15
85748 Garching b. München
- Phone: work +49 (89) 289 - 55703
- tim.hofmann@tum.de
Research
Abstract: The TUM Hyperloop Propulsion System
Research Priorities:
- Linear electric propulsion systems and electromagnetic simulations
- High-temperature superconductive and low-temperature applications
Educational Background
- Master of Science (M. Sc.), Applied and Engineering Physics, Technical University of Munich, 2019-2022
- Bachelor of Science (B. Sc.), Technical Physics, Technical University of Ilmenau, 2015-2018
Publications and Conferences
- Tim Hofmann, Andreas Bauer, Fabian Keßler, and Christian Pfleiderer, Crystal electric field effects in yttrium orthosilicate doped with paramagnetic rare-earth ions, DPG Conference Regensburg, Condensed Matter Section (Contributed Talk), 2022, show abstract
- Tim Hofmann, Single Crystal Growth and Low-Temperature Properties of Rare-Earth-Doped Yttrium Orthosilicate for Quantum Technologies, Technical University of Munich, Department of Physics (Master's Thesis), 2022
- Tim Hofmann, Andreas Bauer, Fabian Keßler, and Christian Pfleiderer, Single-crystal growth and magnetic characterization of rare-earth-doped yttrium orthosilicate, 84. Annual Meeting of DPG, Condensed Matter Section (Poster), 2021, show abstract
- Bernd Hähnlein, Tim Hofmann, Katja Tonisch, Jörg Pezoldt, Jaroslav Kovac Jr., and Stefan Krischok, Structural Analysis of Sputtered ScxAl1-xN Layers for Sensor Applications, Key Engineering Materials 865, 2020, DOI
- Tim Hofmann, Katja Tonisch, Bernd Hähnlein, Jaroslav Kovic Jr., Jörg Pezoldt, and Stefan Krischok, Spectroscopic characterization of sputtered ScAlN thin films, DPG Spring Meeting Regensburg (Poster), 2019, show abstract
- Tim Hofmann, Charakterisierung von ScxAl1-xN-Schichten für die Anwendung in der Magnetfeldsensorik, Technische Universität Ilmenau, Fakultät für Mathematik und Naturwissenschaften, Fachgebiet Technische Physik I (Bachelor's Thesis), 2019, DOI