Moritz Hollenberg

Research Associate at Hamburg University of Technology's Institute of Mechatronics in Mechanical Engineering (M-4) since November 2023, specializing in electrical impedance tomography and Collaborative Research Center 1615 (Machine Elements in Adaptronic Systems). Holds advanced mathematics qualifications from Technical University of Berlin.

Research focuses on electrical impedance tomography within CRC 1615's framework for adaptronic machine elements. Leverages computational mathematics expertise from academic background to develop multi-sensor systems and measurement technologies. Current work integrates mathematical modeling with mechatronic applications in the institute's specialized laboratories including the Optics Lab and Haptics Lab.

Previously served as Application Consultant DevOps at IBM Deutschland GmbH (2017-2020) before transitioning to academic research. Educational foundation includes B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Mathematics from Technical University of Berlin, with thesis work on entropic Wasserstein gradient flows and concentration properties of shallow ReLU networks.

Active contributor to the institute's research ecosystem within the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, collaborating on projects involving sensor particles, human-machine collaboration systems, and power hardware-in-the-loop testing. Office located in Building O (Eißendorfer Str. 38), Room 015 at TU Hamburg.