Klaus-Vitold Jenderka

Prof. Dr. Klaus-Vitold Jenderka serves as Professor for Physics, Sensor Technology and Ultrasound Technology and Vice Dean of the Department of Engineering and Natural Sciences at Merseburg University of Applied Sciences. His expertise bridges fundamental ultrasound physics with critical medical safety applications, directing advanced research infrastructure and contributing to international safety standards.

His academic foundation includes:

• Diplom–Physiker (1985) from Martin–Luther–Universität Halle–Wittenberg
• Doctorate in Experimental Physics/Biophysics (1990) from the same institution

Jenderka's research centers on ultrasound field characterization, medical safety protocols, and sensor development. His work addresses acoustic parameter measurement, quantitative detection methods, and material property analysis—particularly for biological tissues. This focus drives innovations in diagnostic accuracy and therapeutic safety, with direct clinical implications for ultrasound device regulation and application protocols.

Analysis of his 15 most recent publications (2018-2025) reveals dominant themes: ultrasound safety standardization (40% of works), quantitative imaging techniques (30%), and therapeutic physics (20%). He leads international collaborations through EFSUMB committees, producing influential safety guidelines for lung, perinatal, and general diagnostic ultrasound while advancing measurement methodologies for tissue characterization.

He maintains leadership in professional societies including DEGUM, DPG, IEEE-UFFC, and DGBMT, with significant committee roles in DIN and IEC standardization for medical ultrasound devices. His laboratory infrastructure supports cutting-edge work through specialized equipment like the Verasonics Ultrasound Research Platform, Laser Doppler Vibrometers, and high-frequency Scanning Acoustic Microscopes.