Marcus Giglmaier

Marcus Giglmaier is a researcher at the Chair of Aerodynamics and Fluid Mechanics within the Department of Aerospace and Geodesy at the Technical University of Munich (TUM). He holds a Dr.-Ing. degree and is actively involved in both teaching and research activities at TUM's Garching campus. His work is primarily focused on fluid dynamics phenomena with applications in aerospace engineering and materials processing.

Dr. Giglmaier's research interests span multiple areas of fluid mechanics including droplet dynamics, shock wave interactions, multiphase flows, and nanoparticle synthesis. His work often combines experimental approaches with computational modeling to investigate complex fluid phenomena. He has made significant contributions to understanding droplet breakup mechanisms, bubble dynamics in various media, and gas-particle interactions in industrial processes.

His publication record shows consistent research output from 2009 through 2025, with recent work focusing on liquid metal aerodynamics, metal powder production, and nanoparticle synthesis. The research demonstrates a clear progression from fundamental fluid dynamics investigations toward more applied industrial processes, particularly in materials manufacturing.

Dr. Giglmaier teaches Applied CFD and Fluid Mechanics courses at TUM, contributing to the education of mechanical and aerospace engineering students. His teaching responsibilities include both lectures and central exercise sessions for core fluid mechanics courses.