Anika Möcker

Professor Anika Möcker (geb. Dittmar) is Chair of Sustainable Building and Operation at Mittweida University of Applied Sciences' Faculty of Industrial Engineering. She holds a PhD from TU Berlin's Department of Building Physics and Structures, with expertise in building lifecycle optimization, energy management, and sustainable development.

• Current roles: Chair of Sustainable Building and Operation
• Past affiliations: TU Berlin, Daimler AG (Real Estate Strategy), Drees & Sommer GmbH
• Key research areas: Building lifecycle analysis, energy efficiency, socio-cultural sustainability assessment

Her academic work focuses on integrating sustainability principles into building operations through advanced lifecycle modeling, energy management frameworks, and digitalization strategies. She has pioneered research on climate-neutral building concepts and agile educational environments, with publications in leading engineering journals.

Notable projects include the SMWK-funded study on climate-neutral building stock (2020–2022) and the Summer School clay construction collaboration with French engineering school EPF (2021). Her publications span topics from energy-saving potentials in lifecycle analysis to holistic sustainability evaluation models for buildings.

Teaching responsibilities include courses in Sustainable Development, Building Optimization, CAD Applications, and Scientific Work. She has contributed to GEFMA guidelines for energy management and developed certification frameworks for sustainable facility operations.