Monika Fuchs

Prof. Monika Fuchs serves as a Professor at HTW Berlin within the Department of Clothing Technology/Ready-Made Clothing (B), actively engaged in teaching and research. Her institutional role encompasses leadership in academic projects and student supervision while maintaining regular office hours during academic semesters.

Her research integrates sustainability principles across product lifecycle domains, with specialized focus on ergonomics in household laundry systems and vocational education frameworks. Key investigations address procurement management inefficiencies in textile supply chains, sustainable design of ready-made clothing, and behavioral aspects of consumer laundry practices. This interdisciplinary work bridges engineering, environmental science, and educational theory to advance circular economy models in apparel industries.

Prof. Fuchs demonstrates significant scholarly productivity through 29 publications and leadership in 24 research projects, though specific award recognitions are not documented in available materials. Her methodological approach combines empirical user studies with systemic sustainability assessments.

She has supervised 3 doctoral candidates and contributes to academic governance through assessment activities. Current office hours during winter semesters occur Wednesdays 2:00-3:00 PM, with individual appointments available after January 15, 2025, reflecting ongoing mentorship commitments. Her project portfolio indicates active collaboration with industry partners on sustainable textile innovation.