Daniel Ufermann-Wallmeier

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Daniel Ufermann-Wallmeier is a full-time Professor in the Department of Civil Engineering at Hochschule Bremen - City University of Applied Sciences, affiliated with the Faculty of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Environment. His work focuses on building materials technology and sustainable construction practices.

• Current Projects: Development of eco-bricks, concrete additives, and environmental electron microscopy tools.
• Courses Taught: Building Materials Science 1, Building Materials Science 2, and Concrete Technology.

Research Interests:
Daniel Ufermann-Wallmeier specializes in the development of low-CO2 building materials, including binder-free autoclaving of recycled sands, lightweight foam blocks, and concrete recycling additives. His research integrates environmental engineering principles to advance sustainable construction technologies.

Grants & Projects:
He has secured significant funding from sources like the DFG (€1.1 million for an environmental electron microscopy center) and industry partnerships, including IGF 21860 N (€276,000) and SWD-10.08.18.7-21.18.1 (€122,900). Projects span 2021–2027, addressing CO2 reduction and material characterization.

Recent Contributions:
He contributed to the Weser Bridge load tests and the School of Architecture Bremen’s summer exhibition (2025), highlighting his engagement with applied civil engineering and sustainable design.