Sebastian Stiller

Prof. Dr. Sebastian Stiller is a Professor at the Institute for Mathematical Optimization within the Carl-Friedrich-Gauß-Fakultät at Technische Universität Braunschweig. His research focuses on optimization, operations research, algorithmic game theory, quantum computing, and transportation science. He leads projects funded by DFG and BMBF, including 'SOAP' for air transport optimization and 'HyNEAT' for hydrogen supply networks in aviation. He teaches courses such as Linear Algebra, Algorithmic Game Theory, and Quantum Algorithms in both German and English.

His research spans robust optimization, vehicle routing, and quantum algorithm development. Notable projects include optimizing wind farm control systems and analyzing quantum computing's potential for solving linear programming challenges. He collaborates with industry partners like 4flow AG and GAMS Software GmbH, emphasizing practical applications of his theoretical work.

Teaching responsibilities include foundational mathematics courses for data science and engineering students, as well as advanced seminars on optimization. His contributions to operations research have been published in top-tier journals like Operations Research and Transportation Science.