Ilse-Christine Gebeshuber

Ilse-Christine Gebeshuber is an Associate Professor at TU Wien's Forschungsbereich Atomic and Plasma Physics, specializing in biomimetic engineering and nanotechnology. She leads projects on bio-based materials and sustainable design methodologies, including the development of recyclable stretch foils. Her research integrates biological principles into engineering solutions, focusing on nanostructures, biomaterials, and additive manufacturing.

• Education: Technical background in engineering and biomimetics.
• Research Interests: Biomimetic design, functional surfaces inspired by nature (e.g., insect wings, plants), and sustainable materials. Her work bridges biology, physics, and engineering to address global challenges like climate change and healthcare innovation.

Notable contributions include the VDI Technical Rule on biomimetic design and collaborations on bactericidal nanopillar replication. She actively publishes in biomimetics, nanotechnology, and green engineering, emphasizing interdisciplinary approaches.