Marc-Peter Schmidt

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Marc-Peter Schmidt serves as Professor for Design and Technology of Electrical Engineering, Electronics and Mechatronics at Dresden University of Applied Sciences' Faculty of Electrical Engineering. His academic profile bridges theoretical electrical engineering with practical sustainability applications across multiple domains.

His research portfolio spans:

• Sustainable materials development (bio-based powder coatings with electrical charging analysis)
• Medical diagnostics innovation (biocompatible point-of-care sensors for lactate monitoring)
• Environmental engineering solutions (microplastics detection/removal in water treatment)
• Mechatronics system design and reliability engineering

Current funded projects include BioMat-DIANA-POCT for diagnostic materials, SEMUWA for Saxony's drinking water safety, and novel bio-substrate development for non-invasive medical sensors. These initiatives demonstrate strong industry and environmental agency engagement.

Teaching responsibilities encompass core electrical engineering courses including Device Design, Assembly Technology, and Electronics Design across seven different degree specializations. His laboratory infrastructure combines the Printed Circuit Board Laboratory with the Mechatronics/Testing Laboratory to support both research prototyping and student practical training.