Lukas Brand

Lehrstuhl für Digitale Übertragung (IDC)

Synthetic MC via Biological Transmitters: Therapeutic Modulation of the Gut-Brain Axis (2025) Lotter S, Mohr E, Rutsch A, Brand L, Ronchi F, Díaz-Marugán L Conference contribution Closed-Loop Molecular Communication with Local and Global Degradation: Modeling and ISI Analysis (2025) Brand L, Vakilipoor Takaloo F, Botsch S, Jakumeit T, Lotter S, Schober R, Schäfer M Conference contribution Practical Transmitters for MC: Functionalized Nanodevices Employing Cooperative Transmembrane Transport Proteins (2025) tom Dieck T, Brand L, Erbacher L, Wegner D, Lotter S, Castiglione K, Schober R, Schäfer M Journal article, Original article Molecular Signal Reception in Complex Vessel Networks: The Role of the Network Topology (2025) Jakumeit T, Brand L, Kirchner J, Schober R, Lotter S Conference contribution Closed-Loop Long-Term Experimental Molecular Communication System (2025) Scherer M, Brand L, Wolf L, tom Dieck T, Schäfer M, Lotter S, Burkovski A, et al. Journal article, Original article The CAM Model: An in Vivo Testbed for Molecular Communication Systems (2025) Vakilipoor F, Ettner-Sitter A, Brand L, Lotter S, Aung T, Harteis S, Schober R, Schäfer M Journal article Closing the Implementation Gap in MC: Fully Chemical Synchronization and Detection for Cellular Receivers (2024) Heinlein B, Brand L, Egan M, Schäfer M, Schober R, Lotter S Journal article The Chorioallantoic Membrane Model: A 3D in vivo Testbed for Design and Analysis of MC Systems (2024) Schäfer M, Ettner-Sitter A, Brand L, Lotter S, Vakilipoor Takaloo F, Aung T, Härteis S, Schober R Conference contribution Nanoscale Transmitters Employing Cooperative Transmembrane Transport Proteins for Molecular Communication (2024) tom Dieck T, Brand L, Lotter S, Castiglione K, Schober R, Schäfer M Conference contribution Closed Loop Molecular Communication Testbed: Setup, Interference Analysis, and Experimental Results (2024) Brand L, Scherer M, tom Dieck T, Lotter S, Schäfer M, Burkovski A, Sticht H, et al. Conference contribution