Heidi Gebauer

Dr. Heidi Gebauer is a researcher at the ZHAW School of Engineering, specializing in Scientific Computing & Algorithmics. She is based at the Winterthur campus and actively contributes to theoretical computer science and discrete mathematics research.

Her research interests span Theoretical Computer Science, Combinatorics, Random Graphs, Algorithm Design, Advice Complexity, and Graph Theory. Her work combines mathematical rigor with computational applications, particularly in algorithmic game theory and combinatorial structures.

The recent publications reflect a strong focus on theoretical analysis of algorithms and combinatorial models, with applications in computational complexity and discrete optimization. Her work often appears in high-quality peer-reviewed venues in combinatorics and computing.

Dr. Gebauer has contributed to completed research projects including the development of an intelligent scheduling system for a 14-axis laser welding machine and a new end-point controller. These projects suggest applied algorithmic work alongside theoretical contributions.

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She has collaborated with researchers such as Dennis Clemens, Anita Liebenau, Dennis Komm, and others. There is no mention of student supervision or grant leadership in the available information.

Dr. Gebauer is part of the research team in the Research Focus Scientific Computing & Algorithmics at ZHAW, which likely involves collaboration on algorithm development, mathematical modeling, and computational problem-solving.