Christian Seiler

Christian Seiler serves as Professor and Dean of the Faculty of Civil Engineering at Munich University of Applied Sciences, based in Room F 1.01a at Karlstraße 6, Munich. His leadership extends across academic administration and practical engineering applications, with core responsibilities in structural engineering fundamentals and civil infrastructure development.

His research expertise encompasses:

• Structural Engineering (concrete/steel systems)
• Bridge Engineering (cable-stayed, composite, timber)
• Finite Element Analysis for structural simulations
• Normative Standards (DIN, Eurocode implementation)
• Railway Infrastructure and Noise Barrier Systems
• Prestressed Concrete and Timber Construction

Analysis of his 2007-2012 publications reveals consistent focus on practical engineering challenges: dynamic analysis of railway noise barriers (2012), Eurocode-compliant concrete design (2012), vehicle impact simulations for road safety (2010), and DIN standard updates for bridges (2010). His work bridges theoretical modeling with industry applications, particularly in German infrastructure projects.

Professor Seiler actively contributes to research infrastructure as:

• Member of Laboratory for Concrete Structures and Structural Engineering
• Consultant for Laboratory for Steel and Light Metal Construction (FE simulations)
• Active member of BayIngKa-Bau engineering organization
• Former Chairman of Bavarian Chamber of Civil Engineers' Standardization working group