Elena Klimova

Prof. Dr. Elena Klimova is a Professor at the Faculty of Informatics/Mathematics at HTW Dresden, specializing in Mathematics and its applications. Her research focuses on mathematical modeling, partial differential equations, and digitalization in education. She has led and participated in numerous international projects, including the 'Future.East' initiative promoting cross-border academic collaborations with institutions in Russia, Mongolia, and Vietnam. Her teaching portfolio includes modules such as Applied Mathematics/Data Processing and Mathematics for Engineering disciplines. Prof. Klimova actively engages in internationalization efforts, managing partnerships with universities like RMIT Melbourne and Russian institutions while addressing challenges like travel restrictions. She has published extensively on educational technology, mathematics pedagogy, and interdisciplinary applications, contributing to over 40 scholarly works. Her work emphasizes enhancing student interaction through digital tools and fostering mathematical talent through innovative curricula.

Research & Projects:

• Current projects include 'Future.East' for international study programs and 'Digital Transformation in Transport Economics.'
• Past projects span mathematical modeling of technical processes (e.g., diesel engines) and curriculum development in Albania and Russia.

Teaching & Advising:

• Supervised a Master's thesis on evaluating teaching methodologies at HTW Dresden.
• Developed modules like 'Mathematics II' for Chemical Engineering and correspondence courses in Electrical Engineering.

Awards & Recognition:

• Contributed to DAAD-funded initiatives and received international grant support for collaborative research.

International Engagement:

• Organized study trips to Moscow (currently suspended) and participated in conferences at Russian universities like MIIT.
• Hosted workshops on LaTeX and digital tools during Dresden's 'Long Night of Sciences.'