Smajil Halilovic

Smajil Halilovic is a Researcher at the Chair of Renewable and Sustainable Energy Systems at the Technical University of Munich. His work focuses on energy systems modeling and optimization, particularly for geothermal and renewable energy integration.

• Current projects include Geo.KW, a coupled hydrothermal and infrastructure model for urban-scale geothermal use
• Research emphasizes optimization techniques for groundwater heat pump systems
• Key contributions in PDE-constrained optimization and thermal resource assessment

Halilovic has published extensively in Renewable Energy and Energy Conversion and Management, with recent work on spatial optimization of geothermal systems and urban heat planning. His collaborations with Prof. Thomas Hamacher and Kai Zosseder highlight his role in advancing sustainable energy infrastructure.

He teaches Mathematical Modeling of Complex Systems in the Energy Field and contributes to interdisciplinary projects like the Interdisciplinary project internship: Concept development of a renewable energy system in a developing country. His publications demonstrate expertise in geothermal integration, optimization algorithms, and urban energy modeling.