The underlying philosophy of our research group is to combine ideas, skills, and wishes from you with our group's current research efforts and needs. We often thrive at integrating or linking the undergraduate thesis work to ongoing PhD theses. This approach can often lead to co-authorship on a research publication besides the MSc or BSc thesis itself. During the thesis work we encourage participation in the research group activities, and in particular our (usually) weekly meetings.

We strongly encourage to come and visit one of us in person, well-ahead in time prior to your anticipated starting date in spring or fall (about two months is recommended). Such a time frame allows for proper initial discussions, preparations, and adjustments to ensure a smooth project progression.

• For data analysis of existing nuclear structure data sets, start with talking to Dirk.
• For topics related to more hands-on work on detector R&D in the radiation laboratories, start with talking to Pavel.
• For Geant4-based virtual experiments or detector set-ups, likewise other computational aspects, start with Luis (Pico).