Reto Berger

Reto Berger is a Lecturer at the Lucerne School of Computer Science and Information Technology, part of the Lucerne School of Applied Sciences and Arts. He holds a PhD in Mathematics from the University of Bern, focusing on Self-similar Fractals in Carnot Groups. His academic background includes teaching qualifications in Mathematics and Physics from Bern's Pädagogische Hochschule and University of Bern.

• PhD: Exceptional Sets for Self-similar Fractals in Carnot Groups (2010)
• Teaching Roles: Mathematics at Gymnasium Thun, WISO Fakultät (Bern University), and various institutions.

His research interests span Fractal Geometry, Geometric Analysis, and Metric Geometry, with contributions to Non-Riemannian Mapping Theory and applications in Metric Spaces. He has organized and participated in specialized workshops on Geometric Measure Theory and Analysis on Fractals.

Professional activities include roles as FMS Prüfungsexperte for Mathematics in Bern Canton, member of the Lehrplanrevision KLM, and project leader for Basale Studierkompetenzen Mathematik. His teaching spans both secondary and tertiary education, integrating Mathematics and Computer Science pedagogy.