Andreas Körner

Andreas Körner is an Assistant Professor at TU Wien's Institute for Analysis and Scientific Computing. He holds roles in the Faculty of Mathematics and Geoinformation, focusing on Scientific Computing and Modeling. His research spans computational biology, reinforcement learning, control mathematics, and medical modeling (e.g., thyroid disease treatment). He leads the 'Mathematics in Simulation and Education' group, emphasizing digital teaching innovation.

• Education: Doctorate in Technical Mathematics (TU Wien, 2012), Dipl.-Ing. in Technical Mathematics (2009–2015), Dipl.-Ing. in Electrical Engineering (Telecommunications, TU Wien).
• Projects: Managed the 'Model-based treatment of thyroid diseases' (2020–2023), and previously worked as a Visiting Lecturer at University of Ljubljana (2015–2020).
• Awards: Multiple teaching excellence awards, including Best Teacher Awards (2023, 2020) and a Best Paper Award (2023).
• Teaching: Oversees service courses like Linear Algebra for Technical Physics and Differential Equations 1, plus advanced topics in mathematical modeling and simulation.

His research integrates system simulation, ODE/DAE models, and AI-driven optimization. He promotes interdisciplinary work through groups like the IMMTL (Innovative Methods and Models for Teaching and Learning) and AKMATH.