Markus Gehnen

Markus Gehnen is a Professor of Electrical Systems and High-Voltage Engineering at TH Georg Agricola, with a focus on electrical engineering, information technology, and industrial engineering. He serves as Deputy Head of the Electrical Measurement Technology and Electrical Machines Laboratories, including Power Electronics. His research spans transformer monitoring, building automation in residential construction, and lighting technology.

• Education: RWTH Aachen (PhD in Electrical Engineering, 1993)
• Professional Timeline: AEG Lichttechnik (1993-1997), TH Georg Agricola (since 1998), Vice Rector (2005/06)

His teaching includes electrical systems, high-voltage technology, and building systems technology. Publications emphasize lighting control systems, energy-efficient lighting, resonance phenomena in transformers, and integrated building management. He contributes to symposia on innovative lighting and transformer diagnostics.

Key collaborations include Gharepetian (resonance analysis) and Möller (remote control systems). Research keywords: electrical engineering, building automation, high-voltage engineering, lighting technology. Affiliated with laboratories in electrical measurement and power electronics.