Maximilian Lübke

Dr. Maximilian Lübke, Academic Councillor

Academic Councillor & Group Leader of Radio Propagation, Technologies and Networks Group
Room: Raum 02.033
Cauerstraße 7
91058 Erlangen

Maximilian graduated with honors with a master’s degree in electrical engineering-electronics-information technology in November 2018, building on his bachelor’s degree in medical engineering. From February 2019, he worked as a research assistant at the Institute of Electronics Engineering in the Circuits, Systems and Hardware Test (CST) team until February 2022, when he moved to the Chair of Electrical Smart City Systems. His current research interests include biosignal processing, combined radar and communication systems, and circuit and radio frequency design, particularly for automotive applications. He received his doctorates in August 2023 with distinction and was appointed as a temporary academic councilor in September of the same year.

Dr. Lübke has also headed the Radio Propagation, Technologies and Networks group since September.

He is a member of the IEEE Microwave Theory and Techniques Society, Communications and Vehicular Technology Society.

since 09/2023 Academic councillor (for a limited period)Group Leader of the Radio Propagation, Technologies and Networks Group
Chair of Electrical Smart City Systems
Department Electrical Engineering (FAU)
08/2023 Graduation to Dr.-Ing.,
at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg
PhD-thesis: “Joint Communications & Radar Sensing: Analyse der physikalischen Schicht”
02/2022-08/2023 Researcher, Teaching Assistant and PhD Student
Chair of Electrical Smart City Systems
Department Elektrotechnik-Elektronik-Informationstechnik (FAU)
02/2019-02/2022 Researcher, Teaching Assistant and PhD Student

Institute for Electronics Engineering
Department Elektrotechnik-Elektronik-Informationstechnik (FAU)

03/2016-11/2018 M. Sc. in Electrical-Electronic-Communication Engineering, “Radio frequency engineering” at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg
Majors: RF design, sensor technology
Master Thesis: “Optimization of a molecular communication receiver unit based on superparamagnetic iron nanoparticles and characterization of the channel impulse response” 
10/2013-02/2016 B. Sc. in Medical Engineering, “Medical electronics” at FAU Erlangen-Nürnberg;
Majors: Medical electronics and medical image and data processing
Bachelor Thesis: “Construction of an M-sequence-based sensor system for the concentration determination of different substances in liquids” 

  • V2V-Communication
  • Joint communication and (radar) sensing
  • Channel simulations in the mmWave bands
  • Hardware-Software-Interface

  • 2024: Promotionspreis (Altair)
  • 2023: 1st Place: Altair Global Student Contest (Altair Inc.)
  • 2023: Global Student Contest Wild Card (Altair)
  • 2020: Best Paper Award (12th EAI International Conference on Bio-inspired Information and Communications Technologies)
  • 2019: Best Paper Award, ACM NanoCom 2019 (6th ACM International Conference on Nanoscale Computing and Communication)

  • Lecture Schaltungen und Systeme der Übertragungstechnik (SSÜ)
  • Lecture Drahtlose Automobilelektronik (DAE)
  • Seminar Joint Communications and Sensing in Wireless Systems (JCAS)
  • Exercises on Electrical Engineering I

Year Name Title
2023 Hussein Hamoud Analysis and Optimization of a PC-FMCW based JCRS Waveform
(Master Thesis)
2023 Zhaojun Chen Radaranalyse eines urbanen Verkehrsszenarios
(Research Internship)
2022 Fatih Yüksekkaya Detection of Vulnerable Road Users – The Limits of an FMCW Radar
(Master Thesis)
2022 Youssef Tahiri DoA Analyse mittels deterministischer Ausbreitungssimulation
(Research Internship)
2022 Daniel Hecker Aufbau einer FMCW basierten Kommunikation
(Research Internship)
2022 Hussein Hamoud Study of Different Antenna Positions for V2V-Communications at mm-Wave Band
(Research Internship)
2022 Julian Motzelt Interferenzanalyse JCRS-Anwendungen
(Bachelor Thesis)
2022 Yanpeng Su Designing a Radar Based Vehicular Communication at 77 GHz
(Master Thesis)
2021 Yirui Xue Commercial and Scientific Solutions for Blood Glucose Monitoring – a Review
(Research Internship)
2021 Yuwen Zhuang Aufbau eines 77 GHz JCRS Sender/Empfänger-RF-Frontends
(Research Internship)
2021 Athira Jess Cherian Setting up a mm-wave communication link for an automotive application
(Master Thesis)
2021 Youssef Tahiri Radar Analyse für Joint Communication and Radar Sensing Systeme
(Bachelor Thesis)
2021 Felix Wintergerst Untersuchung der Ausbreitungseffekte im 77-GHz-Bereich für Automotive-Anwendungen
(Bachelor Thesis)
2020 Ousama Ghazal Implementierung eines RAKE-Receivers
(Bachelor Thesis)
2020 Hussein Hamoud Ausbreitungseffekte im mm-Wellen-Bereich
(Bachelor Thesis)
2020 Nzeyap Sechie Lauryl Melvin Evaluation unterschiedlicher Antennenpositionen für Automotive Anwendungen
(Bachelor Thesis)
2020 Osamah Alisawe Evaluierung des Übertragungskanals im Automotive-Bereich
(Research Internship)
2020 Victor Shatov Correlation properties of CDMA spreading codes
(Research Internship)