Enno Stöver

Enno Stöver is a full Professor in Production Technology and Forming Technology at the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Production Management, Faculty of Engineering and Computer Science, Hamburg University of Applied Sciences. He has held leadership roles since 2022 (Department Head) and 2016 (Professor), with prior experience in manufacturing engineering at Airbus Operations GmbH (2005–2016). His career includes certifications as Airbus Green Belt and Certified Scrum Master.

• Education: Doctorate (Dr.-Ing., 2007) from TU Hamburg-Harburg; Dipl.-Ing. in Mechanical Engineering (1995–2001) at TU Hamburg-Harburg

Stöver’s research focuses on agile methodologies in manufacturing, digital production, and forming technology for aerospace applications. His work integrates industrial education with practical innovations in tool development and composite materials. Recent publications emphasize modular tool design, digital transformation in academia, and 3D printing for agile manufacturing.

The 15 most recent articles span topics like CFRP machining, agile project management, and aircraft assembly, reflecting a blend of industrial practice and academic pedagogy. Trends include digital education tools, tool wear analysis, and cross-disciplinary collaboration in aerospace manufacturing.

Stöver’s professional roles include serving as Department Head since 2022 and membership in organizations like the NORTEC advisory board and the German University Lecturers' Association (Hochschullehrerbund Deutschland). His work bridges industrial research and academic teaching, with a focus on agile and digital solutions in conservative manufacturing fields.

Labs and teams associated with Stöver include the Lernort Digitale Umformtechnik initiative, which reimagines teaching environments through continuous agile development, and collaborations with entities like the Hamburg Innovation Summit and NORTEC trade fair.