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Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jens Bechthold is a Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering and Automation Technology at South Westphalia University of Applied Sciences (Soest campus), a position he has held since 2010. He chairs the Mechanical Engineering Examination Committee and maintains industrial collaborations through past roles at Winergy AG and Ipsen International GmbH. His affiliations include: Full-time Professor at South Westphalia University (2010-present) Former Development Engineer at Ipsen International GmbH (2007-2010) Former Calculation Engineer at Winergy AG (2006-2007) His research spans mechanical engineering , automation , and sustainable technology , with specialized focus areas: Electric mobility and automotive system design Experimental validation of simulation models Wind turbine gearbox dynamics and vibration analysis Additive manufacturing/3D printing applications He directs the Laboratory for Design Engineering and 3D Printing Lab , facilitating hands-on student projects. He actively supports the R4 Team Westfalen, a student group competing in humanitarian rally events. His 13 publications demonstrate consistent output in mechanical systems validation, CAD education, and renewable energy technology, with recent work exploring electric vehicle innovation. Professor Bechthold teaches courses including Machine Elements, Automotive Technology, Fatigue Strength, and Design for 3D Printing. He holds a European patent for industrial furnace gas processing systems.

• Mechanical Engineering
• Automation Technology
• Automotive Systems
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Professor Marco Wolf is a Visiting Professor at HafenCity University Hamburg's School of Architecture, where he teaches energy-efficient construction, building technology, and technical thermodynamics courses. His academic career spans multiple German institutions including Leibniz Universität Hannover, Hochschule Anhalt, and Hochschule Magdeburg-Stendal, where he has consistently focused on sustainable building practices. His research interests center on energy-efficient construction with specialization in building materials, technical building services (TGA), and building physics. Professor Wolf has made significant contributions to concrete technology, particularly ultra-high performance concrete (UHPC), vacuum insulated wall elements, and sustainable material development using renewable resources. His recent publications (2021-2023) show increasing focus on machine learning applications for HVAC systems, natural fiber composites, and sustainable building technologies. Professor Wolf brings substantial industry experience to his academic work, having served as Head of the Center for Lightweight and Environmentally Friendly Buildings at the Fraunhofer Institute and as a Research Specialist for Saint-Gobain. His work bridges academic research with practical building applications, as evidenced by his patent on vacuum isolation elements and supervision of the EU project 'The Greefa' for greenhouse cooling systems. Current position: Visiting Professor at HafenCity University Hamburg Specialization: Energy-efficient construction and sustainable building materials Research focus: Concrete technology, vacuum insulated elements, renewable resource applications Teaching areas: Building physics, technical building services, energy optimization

• Energy-efficient construction
• Building materials
• Technical building services (TGA)
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Professor Julia Jockusch serves as the Director of the Polyclinic for Dental Prosthetics and Geriatric Dentistry at Brandenburg Medical School (MHB) in Brandenburg an der Havel, Germany. She holds a Professorship specifically focused on Dental Prosthetics and Geriatric Dentistry within the Department of Dentistry at MHB, where she has been employed since April 1, 2025. Professor Jockusch's research interests span several critical areas in contemporary dentistry: Dental prosthetics Geriatric dentistry Healthcare research Ethics in dentistry Educational research Oral-systemic connections Her work particularly emphasizes the intersection of oral health and cognitive conditions, with significant focus on dementia patients. Professor Jockusch leads the OrBiD (Oral Health, Bite Force, and Dementia) Pilot Study, which investigates the relationship between oral health parameters and dementia progression. Her research has demonstrated how masticatory muscle training can improve chewing efficiency in people with dementia and how oral hygiene interventions impact oral health parameters in this population. Professor Jockusch maintains an active publication record with numerous articles in reputable journals from 2020-2024. Her work appears in publications such as the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, Journal of Clinical Medicine, and Journal of Oral Rehabilitation. Her research shows a consistent focus on practical applications of dental science for elderly patients, particularly those with cognitive impairments, with emphasis on developing assessment tools and clinical interventions. Her notable scientific contributions include: Development of assessment tools for bite force measurement Investigations into the relationship between handgrip strength and chewing function in dementia patients Studies on dental education in gerodontology across different countries Research on dental patient-reported outcomes in geriatric dentistry Analysis of oral health interventions for dementia patients Exploration of additive manufacturing applications in dental prosthetics As an educator, Professor Jockusch teaches specialized courses in dental prosthetics and geriatric dentistry. Her teaching philosophy appears aligned with her quote from Albert Schweitzer: "Science without humanity is blind, humanity without science is naive," suggesting an integrated approach to dental education that combines technical expertise with humanistic values. Professor Jockusch's research group focuses on clinical application of dental prosthetics for elderly patients and investigation of oral-systemic connections in aging and dementia. Her work bridges clinical dentistry, geriatric care, and healthcare research, creating a multidisciplinary approach to improving oral health outcomes for older adults, particularly those with cognitive impairments.

• Dental prosthetics
• Geriatric dentistry
• Healthcare research
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Dr. Jan Bohlen is a Research Professor at Helmholtz-Zentrum Hereon, serving as a Senior Scientist in the Magnesium Innovations Centre (MagIC). His research spans magnesium alloys, corrosion science, and materials processing, with a strong focus on biomedical and lightweight structural applications. He investigates alloy design, microstructure-property relationships, and advanced manufacturing techniques like extrusion and rolling. Bohlen's recent work emphasizes machine learning-driven modeling for material behavior prediction and process optimization. His publications highlight trends in biodegradable Mg/Zn alloys, corrosion mitigation, and thermomechanical processing, aiming to enhance performance for medical implants and industrial components. He leads research at MagIC, collaborating on projects involving alloy development, dieless wire drawing, and texture control. No awards or student advisories are documented in the provided text.

• Materials Science
• Magnesium Alloys
• Mechanical Properties
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Markus Stark is a Professor at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Automotive Engineering at Coburg University of Applied Sciences. His research interests include additive manufacturing and building and design.

• Additive Manufacturing
• Building and Design

Frieder Heieck is a professor at Hochschule Kempten, leading research in additive manufacturing and machine learning in production systems. His work focuses on digital production systems and circular economy models.

• Additive Manufacturing
• Machine Learning in Production
• Circular Economy
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Professor Günther Meschke holds the Chair of Statics and Dynamics at the Faculty of Civil and Environmental Engineering, Ruhr University Bochum. His research focuses on advanced computational methods applied to civil engineering problems, particularly in concrete structures and tunnel construction. His research interests span concrete mechanics under extreme conditions including fire exposure, numerical modeling of structural behavior, tunnel construction engineering, and additive manufacturing applications in construction. Professor Meschke's work integrates experimental and computational approaches to solve complex engineering challenges. Professor Meschke leads and participates in numerous research projects funded by the German Research Foundation (DFG), with a particular emphasis on cross-scale modeling, damage analysis, and innovative construction techniques. His work demonstrates a strong focus on practical applications of theoretical models to improve structural safety and performance. As a principal investigator, Professor Meschke has served as speaker for Collaborative Research Center SFB 837 on Interaction Models for Mechanical Tunneling and has led multiple projects related to concrete technology, tunnel construction, and structural simulation. His research portfolio includes both ongoing and completed projects spanning material science, structural engineering, and computational mechanics.

• Concrete Mechanics
• Structural Engineering
• Tunnel Construction Engineering
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Christoph Klahn is an Assistant Professor (Junior Professor) at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT), affiliated with both the Institute of Mechanical Process Engineering and Mechanics and the Institute of Micro Process Engineering (IMVT) where he leads the ADD group. His academic background includes a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (2008) and Doctor of Engineering (2015) from TU Hamburg-Harburg, with a dissertation on laser additive manufacturing. Professional Experience 2008-2009: Engineer at Airbus (A400M, A350XWB, A380 programs) 2009-2013: Research Associate at Institute for Laser and System Technology (iLAS) 2013-2021: Group Leader at inspire AG/ETH Zurich 2021-present: Junior Professor at KIT His research focuses on three interconnected domains: Design for Additive Manufacturing (optimizing 3D-printed structures), Function-oriented design (process engineering applications), and Design Automation methodologies. He currently leads the ADD research group at IMVT, advancing innovation in micro process engineering through computational design and manufacturing technologies.

• Design for Additive Manufacturing
• Function-oriented design in process engineering
• Design Automation

Professor Marek Gorywoda is a faculty member in the Engineering Department at Hof University of Applied Sciences, where he has been teaching Materials Science since 2004. His expertise spans metallic materials, composite and functional materials, characterization of materials and surfaces, materials testing, and failure analysis. Education: PhD at Loughborough University of Technology, Institute of Mechanical Engineering and Institute of Materials Engineering and Polymer Technology Studies at TU Clausthal in Metallurgy, with focus on Metal physics, solid state physics, technical electronics and computer science Intermediate diploma at the Academy of Mining and Metallurgy in Krakow in Metallurgy Professor Gorywoda's research focuses on advanced materials development and characterization, particularly in ceramic matrix composites, metallic materials, and surface engineering. His work has significant applications in aerospace, medical technology, and electronics industries. He has developed expertise in laser cladding techniques for ultra-thin materials and electromigration analysis in microelectronic components. His recent publications reveal a strong focus on ceramic matrix composites (particularly C/C-SiC), laser processing of thin materials, and electromigration in microelectronic interconnects. These research areas demonstrate his interdisciplinary approach bridging traditional materials science with advanced manufacturing and electronic applications. Professor Gorywoda actively supervises bachelor's and master's theses, with topics ranging from composite materials to metal processing and characterization techniques. He encourages students to work on externally sponsored projects with industry partners. He is responsible for the Laboratory for Microscopy and the Laboratory for Materials Testing, which are equipped with state-of-the-art equipment for materials characterization and testing, including scanning electron microscopy, nanoindentation, thermal analysis, and mechanical testing systems.

• Materials Science
• Metallic Materials
• Composite Materials
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Thomas Rausch serves as a Professor in the Engineering Department at Hof University of Applied Sciences, maintaining office hours on Wednesdays from 11:30 to 13:00 in Building C, Room C113 on the Hof campus. His contact includes direct phone access (+49 9281 409 - 4416) and institutional email. His research and teaching expertise focuses on advanced manufacturing processes, specifically: Additive Manufacturing (industrial 3D printing applications) Product Development (end-to-end design-to-production workflows) Mechanical Design (precision engineering solutions)

• Additive Manufacturing
• Product Development
• Mechanical Design

Dominik Söthje is a Research Professor in Macromolecular Chemistry and Plastics Technology at Nuremberg Technical University Georg Simon Ohm, where he has been serving since March 2022. Previously, he held research professor positions at Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences in the fields of Macromolecular Chemistry and Polymer Materials, as well as Resource Efficiency and Engineering Fundamentals. His academic career spans over a decade of specialized work in polymer science and sustainable materials development. Nuremberg Technical University Georg Simon Ohm (2022-present) Aschaffenburg University of Applied Sciences (2019-2022) Fraunhofer Institute for Applied Polymer Research (2012-2015) Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (2011-2011) Dominik Söthje earned his Doctorate in Engineering Sciences from Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg (2011-2015) with a dissertation on recyclable and repairable thermoset matrices for high-performance fiber reinforced plastics based on polycyanurates. He completed his Diploma in Applied Chemistry at Georg-Simon-Ohm University of Applied Sciences Nuremberg (2006-2011), where he also completed practical semesters and his diploma thesis at LEONI Bordnetz-Systeme GmbH focusing on flame-retardant treatment of polyurethane foams and UV-curable coating systems. Professor Söthje's research focuses on sustainable polymer systems, particularly chemical and mechanical recycling of polymers, development of bio-based epoxy resins, and advanced fiber-reinforced composites for aerospace applications. His work bridges fundamental polymer chemistry with practical industrial applications, emphasizing circular economy principles in materials science. Recent publications demonstrate his leadership in developing novel bio-based monomers derived from natural compounds like eugenol and estragole, creating high-performance sustainable alternatives to conventional petroleum-based epoxy resins. His research group has made significant contributions to carbon fiber recycling technologies, which has important implications for the aerospace industry's sustainability efforts. His work has been recognized with a Crystal Cabin Award 2016 Finalist position in the 'Greener Cabin, Health, Safety and Environment' category for his project 'Chemical Recycling of Cabin Lining Elements,' highlighting the practical impact of his research on real-world sustainability challenges in the aviation sector. Luftfahrtforschungsprogramm (LuFo VI-3) - NeMeSys project on new materials for lifetime-limited systems Luftfahrtforschungsprogramm (LuFo VI-2) - bio-Lufa project on sustainable bio-based epoxy resin composites for aviation Luftfahrtforschungsprogramm (LuFo V-3) - CaLEnA project on high-strength composites for aviation Vorlaufforschung project REnuka on emission reduction through sustainable binders for high-performance ceramics Staedtler-Stiftung project CERES on chemical recycling of epoxy resin-based materials As an active member of the OHM-CMP Institute (Institute for Chemistry, Materials and Product Development) and the Doctoral Center for Materials & Production Engineering, Professor Söthje contributes to interdisciplinary research initiatives that connect academic research with industrial applications. His laboratory capabilities span advanced polymer synthesis, comprehensive materials characterization (including thermal analysis, rheology, and spectroscopy), and specialized techniques for processing and testing high-performance composites. His leadership extends to the alumni association 'Friends of Chemistry - Georg Simon Ohm' where he serves as chairman, fostering connections between academia and industry in the chemical sector.

• Macromolecular Chemistry
• Plastics Technology
• Polymer Synthesis
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Prof. Gregor Schellenberger serves as a Professor at Bremen University of Applied Sciences, affiliated with Faculty 5, Department 2. His research drives innovation in maritime technology through practical engineering solutions for autonomous shipping and sustainable marine transportation systems. His expertise spans Maritime Engineering, Shipbuilding, and Autonomous Systems with specialized focus on Virtual Reality Applications and Additive Manufacturing. Current projects include developing scale-model autonomous ferries, VR-based ship inspection systems, and hydrofoil optimization for human-powered vessels - demonstrating applied research bridging theoretical principles with real-world maritime challenges. Secured research funding covers multiple high-impact projects through 2026 including wind-force analysis tools for cruise ships, 3D-printing integration in shipbuilding, and holistic lifecycle optimization of vessel design. These grants reflect strong industry collaboration and practical relevance to modern maritime operations while supporting hands-on teaching applications like ship handling simulators.

• Maritime Engineering
• Shipbuilding
• Autonomous Systems
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Professor Johannes Steinhaus serves as both Vice-President for Research and Transfer (VP2) and Professor of Materials Science at Bonn-Rhine-Sieg University of Applied Sciences, specializing in hybrid material systems and failure analysis. He is affiliated with the Department of Natural Sciences and maintains offices in both Sankt Augustin and Rheinbach campuses. His research focuses on Microplastic analysis , Failure analysis , Simulation and durability analysis of rubber components , Real-time analysis of the curing behaviour of thermoset systems , Microscopy in the characterisation of plastics , and Thermal analysis methods (DSC, DMA, TGA, TMA and DEA) in polymer development. He is a member of the German Association of Materials Science (DGM). Prof. Steinhaus teaches courses including Additive Manufacturing , Biomedical Materials , Conventional Processing Techniques , Forensic Material Trace and Damage Analysis , Polymer Analytics , Recycling of Plastics and Maritime Waste Problems , and Thermal Analysis of Plastics . His publication record spans from 2005 to 2024, with recent work focusing on microplastic pollution quantification, thermal analysis of polymers, and dental composite curing behavior. His research projects include PAExSiDur (Polymer Ageing in Experiment and Simulation), NaWETec (Sustainability in Materials and Energy Technology), and Denthart. PAExSiDur - Polymer ageing in experiment and simulation for targeted service life extension MOTTSAL - Modeling and Optimization of Transdermal Therapeutic Systems NaWETec - Sustainability in Materials and Energy Technology Denthart - Investigation of curing processes of light-curing dental filling composites Prof. Steinhaus has supervised numerous Bachelor's and Master's theses, both internally and in collaboration with industry partners. His students have worked on topics ranging from microplastic analysis to polymer recycling and dental material characterization. He also organizes professional seminars, including a biennial seminar on damage analysis and component testing of plastics in collaboration with the German Society for Materials Science.

• Polymer Science
• Polymer Recycling
• Polymer Aging
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Lorenzo Guiducci is a Researcher at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin’s Cluster of Excellence 'Matters of Activity'. He holds a PhD in Physics, Science of Biomaterials from the University of Potsdam, where he studied mechanical actuation in plant seed capsules and cellular solids. His interdisciplinary research focuses on bio-inspired materials, mechanical metamaterials, and the relationship between local composition and global material behavior. Research interests include: Structure-function relationships in biological systems and engineered materials Self-morphing structures and programmable matter Integration of engineering simulations with traditional fabrication techniques like weaving Biomimetic approaches to material design and actuation His publications predominantly explore biomimetic materials, textile mechanics, architectural biomimetics, and theoretical frameworks for active matter. Recent works emphasize interdisciplinary intersections between design, physics, and materials science. He has supervised Master's students including Heidi Jalkh ('Making matter sensitive through form') and Rebeca Estrada Duque ('Assisting tool for designing hygroscopic systems'). His involvement in the 'Material Form Function' project investigates biological-mechanical metamaterial convergence. Guiducci co-leads design workshops (e.g., 'Scaling Nature' series) and contributes to exhibitions like 'Design Lab #13: Material Legacies' at Berlin’s Kunstgewerbemuseum.

• Materials Science
• Biomaterials
• Mechanical Metamaterials
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Esther E. Jaekel is a researcher at the Department of Colloid Chemistry, Max Planck Institute of Colloids and Interfaces in Potsdam, Germany. Her work focuses on developing sustainable biomaterials for 3D printing applications, with particular expertise in nanocellulose-based systems and Pickering emulsions. Her research interests include Materials Science , Nanotechnology , and Biomaterials Engineering . Dr. Jaekel specializes in creating bioinks from natural compounds, with recent work demonstrating how cationic cellulose nanocrystals combined with cyclodextrins can form stable emulgels suitable for direct ink writing. Her research has significant implications for biomedical applications where biocompatibility is critical. Analysis of her recent publication shows a strong focus on sustainable materials development, with emphasis on eliminating synthetic polymers like PEG from bioink formulations. Her work bridges fundamental colloid chemistry with practical applications in additive manufacturing. Dr. Jaekel has collaborated extensively with researchers from Queen's University, University of British Columbia, and other institutions, demonstrating her integration within the international materials science community. Her research has been supported by the Max Planck Society, indicating institutional recognition of her work's significance.

• Materials Science
• Nanotechnology
• Biomaterials
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