Doctorate in the STEM sections

Computer science/technology, natural sciences and psychology

The Computer Science/Technology, Natural Sciences and Psychology sections award the academic degrees Dr. rer. nat., Dr.-Ing., Dr. phil. and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD). The Doctoral Committee is identical to the STEM Senate Committee (the meeting dates can be found under the following link).

The current doctoral degree regulations can be found here:

All "starters" are asked to register at the Doctoral Office STEM!

Please fill in the online form to do so.

Please contact the Doctoral Office STEM six months before submitting your dissertation.

Here you will receive all information about details of the procedure and formalities:

Doctoral Office STEM
Universität zu Lübeck
Center for Doctoral Studies Lübeck
Ratzeburger Allee 160
23562 Lübeck

Iris Kruck

Ongoing doctoral procedures

Display of dissertations and reviews:

Inspection only by members of the doctoral committee with a doctorate and habilitated members of the STEM sections

Oral examinations:

The university public can take part in the public part of the examination, the habilitated members of the STEM sections can take part in the entire examination. Family or friends may not take part in the examination!

Lars Bernd Vosteen: Engineering Digital Twin-enabled Systems: Requirements Framework, Coordination Language, and Runtime Evolution Architecture, 27.05.-17.06.2026

Julian Pirsing: Untersuchungen zur Detektion zirkulärer RNA mittels Aptameren und zur Biologie zirkulärer Transkripte, 27.05.-17.06.2026

Kirsten Handschuch: In the Zone and Beyond: Flow Experience and Resource Dynamics Across Work and Nonwork Time, 01.06.-22.06.2026

Marius Krusen: Reading Between the (k-Space) Lines: Rapid RNN-Based Motion Estimation from Raw MRI Data, 02.06.-23.06.2026 

Montag, 08.06.2026, 13:00 Uhr, Seminarraum im BMF / Haus 67 im 4. OG: Raphael Oliver Betschart, M.Sc.: Preprocessing and quality control of whole genome sequencing data

Montag, 08.06.2026, BMO Hörsaal R60, 14:00 Uhr: Sazgar Burhan: Functional imaging with MHz-OCT

Dienstag, 16.06.2026, 12:00 Uhr, CBBM, Raum Loewi: Beke Sinja Kolms: T3 actions in parvalbumin-positive interneurons and their effects on cardiovascular health and anxiety

Montag, 22.06.2026, 15:00 Uhr, AM S1: Siawosch Schewa: Konstruktion und Entwicklung einer Terahertz-transparenten mikrofluidischen Durchflusszelle zur Untersuchung durch Terahertzstrahlung induzierter Änderungen in Proteinen mittels Röntgenkleinwinkelstreuung