Kristina Vassiljeva

Kristina Vassiljeva is an Associate Professor at Tallinn University of Technology's Centre for Intelligent Systems, within the Department of Computer Systems. Her research focuses on energy harvesting, control systems, metastructures, and artificial intelligence applications. She explores topics like vibration suppression, nonlinear dynamics, and machine learning-driven solutions for building energy efficiency and smart grid integration.

Her work bridges theoretical and applied domains, including hybrid optimization algorithms, piezoelectric compensation in metamaterials, and non-intrusive load monitoring. She has contributed to projects involving district heating control systems, pavement distress detection via deep learning, and real-time sound localization for virtual reality applications.

Notable research themes include: energy savings in administrative and school buildings, predictive modeling for HVAC systems, and stability analysis in resonator-based systems. Her interdisciplinary approach integrates computational intelligence with mechanical engineering challenges.