Peter Bartmann

Peter Bartmann is a Lecturer and Research Assistant at the Technical University of Lübeck in the Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, working closely with the CoSA Competence Center (Communication - Systems - Applications). He has been employed at the university since April 2016, progressing from laboratory engineer to research associate, and most recently serving as lecturer for special assignments from 2022 to 2024 before returning to his current dual role.

His educational background includes an M.Sc. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Rostock (2010-2012) with a semester abroad at the University of Plymouth, and a B.Sc. in Information Technology/Computer Engineering from the University of Rostock (2006-2010).

Mr. Bartmann's research spans several key technical domains:

• Digital signal processing
• Wireless communication systems
• Information theory applications
• FPGA architecture development
• Hardware design methodologies

He serves as Deputy Head of the Applied Information Technology Study Program (M.Sc.) and manages international student exchanges within his department. His laboratory responsibilities include overseeing the Transmission Technology laboratory (Room 18-2.03) and Communication Networks laboratory (Room 18-2.15).

His extensive teaching portfolio covers:

• Master's level: Applied FPGA and VLSI Design, Wireless Networks for Cyber-Physical Systems, Scientific Project, and Student Project
• Bachelor's level: Digital Transmission Technology/Communication Engineering, Digital Technology, Basic Electrical Engineering laboratories, Large-scale integrated circuits, Communication networks, Computer networks, and Stochastics across multiple degree programs