Andreas Zeiselmair

Prof. Dr. Andreas Zeiselmair is a Professor in the Faculty of Forestry and Forestry at Hochschule Weihenstephan-Triesdorf (HSWT), specializing in Information Systems and Management in the Energy Sector. He serves as Chair of the Examination Board for the Master's program Business Management and Entrepreneurship Renewable Energies and as IT Representative of the Faculty of Forestry and Forestry.

His research focuses on the digital energy transition, with particular emphasis on smart grid technologies, renewable energy integration, and AI applications in energy systems. Dr. Zeiselmair's work bridges the gap between information technology and energy sector challenges, addressing critical issues like grid stability, demand response, and optimized battery storage solutions.

His publication record demonstrates consistent contributions to energy informatics, with recent work analyzing grid-oriented control through intelligent metering systems (2024), AI applications for transmission network monitoring (2023), and development of AI-based methods for battery storage optimization. His research often involves interdisciplinary collaboration with colleagues across multiple institutions.

As an educator, Dr. Zeiselmair teaches courses spanning Mathematics and Statistics for Renewable Energy Management, Basics of Information Technology, IT in the Energy Sector, and specialized courses on Information Systems and Management for Start-ups in the renewable energy sector. He supervises theses on digital energy transition topics.

He co-leads the smartBattery research project, which develops AI-based methods for optimized location selection and operation of large battery storage systems, demonstrating his commitment to practical applications of his research.