Robert Flassig

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Robert Flassig is a Research Professor for Technical Energy Efficiency at the Brandenburg University of Applied Sciences, focusing on interdisciplinary research at the intersection of energy systems, process engineering, and computational methods. With extensive collaborations across institutions like the Max Planck Institute and TU Berlin, his work emphasizes methodological innovation in mathematical modeling, machine learning, and optimization for industrial applications.

Research Highlights:

• Technical Energy Efficiency and Resource Management
• Machine Learning for Biological and Engineering Systems
• Reactor Network Synthesis via Flux Analysis
• Stochastic Modeling of Actomyosin Dynamics

Scientific Recognition:

• 2017 DECHEMA Young Talent Award
• 2013 Sbv Improver 1st Place (Nature)
• 2009 DREAM 4 In Silico Challenge 3rd Place

Key Collaborations: Rolls-Royce Deutschland, Max Planck Institute, TU Berlin, and Fraunhofer IPK. His recent projects (VITVI, AutoBlisk) integrate AI for virtual engine development and multidisciplinary design optimization, securing 1.5M€ in research funding.