Andreas Bauer

Andreas Bauer is affiliated with the Institut für Analysis und Scientific Computing at TU Wien, part of the Faculty of Mathematics and Geoinformation. He holds a Dipl.-Ing. (Diploma Engineer) and Dr.techn. (Doctor of Technical Sciences) degree. His research focuses on interdisciplinary applications of mathematical modeling in biomedical engineering, cardiovascular systems, and public health. Bauer collaborates extensively with institutions like the Network Lab and has contributed to projects involving computational biology, pharmacokinetics, and neuroimaging.

Research interests include:

• Model-based analysis of arterial pulse waves and circadian rhythms in cardiovascular systems
• Development of microsimulation approaches for mental health burden prediction
• Evaluation of compartment models for pharmaceutical agents like infliximab
• Multi-tracer PET neuroimaging studies of serotonergic systems

His work spans 2010-2019 with notable contributions in:

• Cardiovascular parameter validation using oscillometric measurements
• Comparison of radial/brachial pressure waveform analysis
• Agent-based modeling for mental health pathways
• Web-based platforms for simulation education

No scientific awards were explicitly mentioned in the profile. Collaborative projects include work with Prof. Breitenecker on modeling methodologies and Prof. Wassertheurer on cardiovascular dynamics. Active involvement in TU Wien's Network Lab supports interdisciplinary research initiatives.