Prof. Manfred Bischoff
Computer-oriented methods in structural mechanics
Prof. Dr. Blazej Grabowski
Computer simulations of electrons and atoms, processes in materials, material properties and design
Prof. Dr. Bernd Gundelsweiler
Precision Engineering, drives, actuators, magnets, valves, pieozoelectric and shape memory actuators, precsion injection moulding, inductive heating, ejection forces
Prof. Rainer Helmig
Modeling of flow and transport processes, porous media, numerical studies of multiphase flow
Prof. Alois Herkommer
Optics, Photonics, Optical design, Simulation of optical systems, illumination systems
Prof. Jan Hofmann
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Prof. Johannes Kästner
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Prof. Frank Leymann
Quantum computer, software for quantum computers, cloud computing, highly distributed applications
Prof. Mathias Liewald
Metal Forming Technology, Production Technology, Numerical Modelling, Metallic Material, Bulk and Sheet Metal Forming, FEM-Simulation, Material Characterisation
Prof. Michael M. Resch
High performance computing
Prof. Stefan Riedelbauch
Hydro Power technology, plant dynamics, water hammer, cavitation, turbomachines, automatic optimization of turbomachines, ocean energy
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Combustion, gasification, pollutants, air quality control, simulation, modelling, energy storage, fuels, biomass, waste fuels, environmental technologies
Prof. Carsten W. Scherer
Mathematical Systems Theory
Prof. Dr. Miriam Schulte
coupled simulations, massively parallel solvers for systems of equations, efficient data structures
Jun.-Prof. Dr. Maria Wirzberger
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