Bernd Löhlein

Bernd Löhlein is a Professor at the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Process Engineering and Maritime Technologies at Flensburg University of Applied Sciences. He serves as a member of the Convention FB1 and acts as the University Ombudsperson for questions regarding good scientific practice. His research focuses on numerical simulations of electrical machines, coupled systems analysis, and innovative materials for electromechanical applications.

Education & Professional Background: Details include vocational training and studies (specifics not listed here), alongside roles in academic governance and participation in conferences.

Research Interests: Löhlein specializes in 2D/3D FEM analysis of electrical machines, coupled electromagnetic-thermal-structural simulations, and novel materials like SMC, ferrites, and magnetizable stainless steels. He also designs high-speed permanent magnet synchronous machines and conducts metrological investigations. These efforts support advancements in mechatronics and electromobility.

Projects & Leadership: He spearheaded the establishment of the first project office for e-mobility at the Flensburg Technology Center (2021) and organized initiatives like the Summer School for Electromagnetics (2020). His teaching spans mechanical engineering and process engineering programs.

Grants & Collaboration: While specific grants are not detailed, his involvement in applied research projects like the mOre driVE conference in Vienna (2023) highlights active industry-academia collaboration.