Jasmin Bullermann

Dr. Jasmin Bullermann serves as a Researcher in the Department of Marine Engineering at Hamburg University of Technology (TUHH), actively contributing to the Marine Engineering Working Group (M-12). Her work focuses on developing intelligent fuel systems for maritime applications amid evolving fuel regulations.

Her primary research investigates automated fuel switching mechanisms for diverse marine fuels following the 2020 global sulfur cap, with emphasis on fuel compatibility, real-time property evaluation, and engine control adaptation. Current projects like "FlexiFuel" address operational challenges through advanced measurement technologies and system automation to eliminate manual interventions in fuel handling.

Analysis of Bullermann's publications reveals concentrated expertise in alternative marine fuel characterization and system integration, showing progression from foundational fuel system concepts (2020) to detailed fuel property comparisons (2023). This trajectory highlights increasing specialization in sustainable fuel solutions for shipping.

The Marine Engineering Working Group (M-12) operates specialized facilities including a four-stroke dual-fuel marine engine test bench and conducts plant simulation research, supporting Bullermann's experimental work while contributing to bachelor's and master's level marine engineering education at TUHH.