Roman Beigelbeck

Roman Beigelbeck is a Researcher at the University for Continuing Education Krems, affiliated with the Center for Modelling and Simulation. He specializes in sensor technology, electromagnetic systems, and thermal modeling. His work focuses on advanced sensor development for applications in energy efficiency, aerospace, and biomedical engineering.

Current research includes leading the Correlated Analysis System for in-vivo Inspection of Semiconductor Process Wafers (FFG-funded, 2022–2025). He has contributed to projects like optimizing building energy efficiency via non-invasive sensors and advancing MEMS thermal wind sensor accuracy. His expertise spans computational materials science, electromagnetic shielding, and nanomechanical actuation.

Publications highlight contributions to Measurement Science and Technology, IEEE Antennas and Propagation Magazine, and MDPI Sensors. Key topics include electric field sensor design, Faraday cage shielding efficiency, and thermal flow sensor optimization. His lectures include advanced thermal models for LED modules and bulk viscosity sensing at international conferences.

Notable collaborations involve FFG-funded projects and academic partnerships, such as TU Wien and TU Sofia. His work bridges theoretical modeling with practical industrial applications, emphasizing innovation in sensor technology and computational methods.