David Böhler

David Böhler, M.Sc., serves as a Researcher at the Chair of Materials and Methods of Digital Construction (Lehrstuhl für Werkstoffe und Methoden des Digitalen Bauens) at the Technical University of Munich (TUM), operating under Prof. Lowke's leadership. He is a core member of the Binder Jetting Technology research group, with direct institutional affiliation evident through his TUM contact details and dedicated research homepage.

His expertise centers on advanced construction methodologies, specifically:

• Digital Construction frameworks
• Binder Jetting additive manufacturing systems
• Materials Science for 3D-printed structures
• Civil Engineering applications of digital fabrication
• Large-scale additive manufacturing processes
• Sustainable construction technologies

Böhler actively contributes to both research and teaching initiatives at TUM, as verified by his ORCID iD and integration within the university's research infrastructure. His work drives innovation in construction-scale 3D printing, with particular focus on optimizing binder jetting techniques for structural applications.

Based at TUM's Garching campus (Freisinger Landstr. 52), he operates within the Binder Jetting Technology laboratory facilities, where experimental development of digital construction methods occurs through interdisciplinary collaboration across engineering disciplines.