Ingenuin Gasser

Prof. Ingenuin Gasser is a Professor of Modelling and PDEs at the University of Hamburg's Department of Mathematics. He holds roles including UHH Coordinator for the Joint Master's Programme 'MathMods' and former Vice Dean for Internationalization and Young Researcher Support (2012-2022). His research focuses on mathematical modelling with PDEs, renewable energy systems, traffic flow dynamics, and semiconductor equations. He leads interdisciplinary projects on urban systems and energy technologies.

Education & Career:

• Born 1965 in Brixen, Italy
• Diplom in Technical Physics (1989, TU Wien)
• Diplom in Technical Mathematics (1992, TU Wien)
• PhD in Mathematics (1996, TU Berlin)
• Habilitation in Mathematics (2000, UHH)
• Junior Professor (2002–2003, UHH)
• Full Professor (W3) since 2010 at UHH

Research Interests: Modelling with PDEs, kinetic/fluid dynamics, renewable energy systems (solar updraft towers, osmosis power), traffic flow models, semiconductor equations, and interdisciplinary urban system modelling.
Publications: Over 67 publications, recent works focus on PRO power stations, solar energy systems, and urban modelling. Key themes include energy efficiency optimization, nanofluid applications, and mathematical models for sustainable infrastructure.
Grants & Projects: Participated in EU-funded networks (e.g., TMR), DFG projects on quantum transport, and international collaborations in applied mathematics and renewable energy.