Ingo Krisch

Prof. Dr. Ingo Krisch serves as a Professor in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Information Technology at South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences, with primary locations in Lüdenscheid and Hagen. He teaches core courses including Biomechanics, Medical Optics, Modeling and Simulation in Medicine, and Medical Therapy Systems, emphasizing hands-on laboratory applications.

His research spans critical medical technology domains:

• Biomechanics (human motion analysis and bone mechanics)
• Medical Optics (ophthalmic diagnostics and therapy)
• Medical Therapy Systems (ventilators, pacemakers, and surgical devices)
• Modeling and Simulation in Medicine (MATLAB-based physiological modeling)
• Photonics and Laser Applications in Medicine
• Medical Imaging systems development

Prof. Krisch directs six specialized laboratories where students gain practical experience: Biomechanics Lab (gait analysis and osteosynthesis modeling), Medical Optics Lab (slit lamps and perimetry), Medical Therapy Systems Lab (pacemaker programming and surgical devices), Modeling in Medicine Lab (Windkessel effect and tissue heat transport simulations), Laser Lab (tissue interaction studies), and Imaging and Optics Lab (thermal imaging and optical signal processing). His work demonstrates consistent focus on translating engineering principles into clinical applications through student-centered experimental learning.

No scientific awards are documented in the source material. He supervises extensive laboratory instruction with collaborators Dipl.-Ing. Ute Heye, B. Eng. Katharina Korte, and B. Eng. Andreas Fox, though no formal graduate students are listed. His laboratories feature industry-standard equipment including optical tables, precision lasers, diagnostic ophthalmology tools, and tissue modeling systems.