Martin Bernhard Willeke: Catalogue data in Autumn Semester 2020

Name	Dr. Martin Bernhard Willeke
Name variants	M. Willeke Martin Willeke
Address	Lehre Materialwissenschaft ETH Zürich, HCP F 33.3 Leopold-Ruzicka-Weg 4 8093 Zürich SWITZERLAND
Telephone	+41 44 632 79 13
E-mail	martin.willeke@mat.ethz.ch
URL	https://mat.ethz.ch/department/people/person-detail.willeke.html
Department	Materials
Relationship	Lecturer

Number	Title	ECTS	Hours	Lecturers
327-0111-00L	Projects and Lab Courses I	7 credits	7P	M. B. Willeke, L. De Pietro, M. R. Dusseiller, S. Morgenthaler Kobas, T.‑B. Schweizer
Abstract	Practical introduction to the basics of the scientific method, materials science, physics and chemistry in the form of laboratory experiments and projects, some of which are closely related to the lectures in the first year. Important chemical and physical methods are tested, project work is practiced and the basics of working safely in the laboratory are learned.
Learning objective	The students - keep a laboratory journal independently, completely and appropriately. - can evaluate and display measurement data in a targeted manner. - are able to write laboratory reports appropriately. - know the communicative and rhetorical factors that are decisive for the success of an oral presentation. - create effective presentation documents. - know the general safety rules and disposal concepts for working in laboratories and apply them practically. - proceed correctly in case of accidents and evacuations. - learn practically how to fight a fire (fire protection course of the ETH). - apply the basic knowledge in analytics, chemistry, physics and materials science acquired in the base year in a practical way. - practice carrying out small experiments or small projects independently under supervision.
Content	In the area of scientific work: Keeping lab journals, data analysis, writing reports, presentation techniques, Test preparation and introduction to safe working and behaviour in the lab. Lab experiments: Experiments from the fields of synthetic and analytical chemistry and experiments from the fields of physics and materials science, e.g: Mechanical/thermal properties (e.g. modulus of elasticity, fracture mechanics), thermodynamics, colloid chemistry, "particle tracking" with DLS and microscopy, surface technology, "wood, stone and metal" processing, and electrochemistry. Some practical experiments are organized as short projects (two afternoons), e.g. "Building a microscope from a webcam", etc. In the projects: Two "reverse engineering" projects with everyday objects: Analysis of construction and materials, functioning in the overall context, life cycle of materials, alternative materials, etc.
Lecture notes	Instructions and further information on the individual experiments and projects (objectives, theory, experimental procedure, notes on evaluation) are available on the following website (https://praktikum.mat.ethz.ch).
Prerequisites / Notice	Special students and auditors need a special permission from the lecturers
327-0311-00L	Practical Laboratory Course III	3 credits	6P	M. B. Willeke, C. Battaglia, A. Borgschulte
Abstract	To impart basic knowledge and experimental competence using selected examples from chemistry and physics.
Learning objective	To impart basic knowledge and experimental competence using selected examples from chemistry and physics.
Content	Chemistry III: Synthesis of PMMA via Transesterification; PET recycling or manufacture of poly(methylmethacrylat) via radical polymerization of methylmethacrylat; 3D-printing. Physics I: Powder diffractometry, single crystal radiography, capillary rheometry, viscoelasticity of the polymer melt (or an equivalent exp.), 2 phyiscs experiments (out of 4) at the EMPA: e.g. X-ray flourescence analysis, impedance measurements of batteries, "power to gas" or texture measurement, building a Lithium ionic battery; and two further physic experiments at D-Phys (e.g. about "elastic constants" or "inference and diffraction" ).
Lecture notes	Notes with information for each experiment (aim of the experiment, theory, experimental procedure, data analysis) can be downloaded from the web (https://praktikum.mat.ethz.ch or https://www.mat.ethz.ch/studies/bachelor/laborpraktische-ausbildung.html).
Prerequisites / Notice	Voraussetzungen: 1. Erfolgreiche Teilnahme sowohl am D-MATL Praktikum I als auch II. 2. Bestandene Chemie I/II Prüfung und/oder bestandene Basisprüfung. Über allfällige Ausnahmen entscheidet der Praktikumsverantwortliche auf Anfrage.
327-0511-00L	Practical Course V	6 credits	8P	M. B. Willeke, J. F. Löffler
Abstract	Acquisition of independent scientific-technical skills; project management; organization and undertaking of experiments; interpretation, scientifically and technically correct project presentation in oral and written form.
Learning objective	Acquisition of independent scientific/technical skills; project management; organization and conducting of experiments; interpretation and scientifically/technically correct presentation of projects in oral and written form.
Content	Supervision by D-MATL research Groups. Groups of students (2 or 3 per group) each work on a research project throughout the semester.
Prerequisites / Notice	Prerequisite: Successful participation in the "Praktika I - IV" (courses within the material science bachelor study at ETH) or comparable practical lab courses.