جست‌وجوی استاد و پژوهشگر

• Sustainable Building
• Energy Efficiency in Construction
• Circular Economy
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Roger Gmünder is a Lecturer and Head of Continuing and Executive Education at the Institute of Building Technology and Energy (IGE) at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU). He holds a Master's degree in Environmental Sciences (Aquatic Biology, Energy Economics minor) from ETH Zurich (1996). His professional journey includes founding perpetuum AG, a sustainability consulting firm for businesses and public institutions, focusing on process and building sustainability frameworks. He transitioned from part-time to full-time lecturer at HSLU in 2010 and has led IGE's continuing education programs since 2017. **Education**: Master in Umweltnaturwissenschaften (System: Aquatische Biologie, Nebenfach Energieökonomie), ETH Zürich (1996) **Research Interests**: Focuses on sustainability concepts for buildings and processes, energy efficiency, circular economy applications, and communication strategies using frameworks like the Doughnut Model. Collaborates with EN Bau, a cooperative of 5 universities offering advanced studies in sustainable construction and energy systems. **Professional Roles**: Founder of perpetuum AG Teaching responsibilities include MAS modules on Energy Engineering in Buildings and Circular Economy in Architecture Leads Certificate of Advanced Studies (CAS) programs in Energy and Sustainability **EN Bau Collaboration**: Co-founder and head of the EN Bau initiative, providing education blocks on energy and sustainability in civil engineering.

• Signal Processing
• Control Systems
• Ultrasonic Technology
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Peter Gruber is an Associate Lecturer at the Institute of Electrical Engineering IET within the Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture at Hochschule Luzern (HSLU). He holds a PhD and graduate degree in electrical engineering from ETH Zurich. With over 20 years of industry experience in applied research at Landis & Gyr and Siemens, followed by leadership roles in ultrasonic flow meter development at Rittmeyer, he has transitioned into academia as a long-term lecturer in control systems. His research focuses on instrumentation, signal processing, and control systems, with a strong emphasis on ultrasonic technologies for hydraulic systems. Key areas include acoustic discharge measurement (ADM), cavitation monitoring, and silt monitoring using advanced ultrasonic techniques. He has contributed to optimizing hydraulic efficiency measurement methods and improving real-time monitoring systems. Gruber's work bridges academic and industrial collaboration, addressing challenges in fluid dynamics, sensor calibration, and robust control strategies. His projects include ultrasonic scattering analysis and the development of adaptive weighting techniques for flow measurement accuracy. Notable publications span acoustic transit time (ATT) methodologies, suspended sediment monitoring, and robust control applications in stratified storage systems. His research has been presented at venues like the International Conference on Hydraulic Efficiency Measurement and the Cavitation Forum. No scientific awards were explicitly mentioned. His advising and grant activities remain unspecified, though his industry collaborations suggest significant applied research funding. He is affiliated with the Institute of Electrical Engineering at HSLU, contributing to both teaching and applied research projects.

• Software Engineering
• Project Management
• Agile Methodologies
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Martin Jud serves as an Associate Lecturer at the Institute of Electrical Engineering within the Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. He has held a full-time position in Computer Science since 2002, contributing to both teaching and applied research in software engineering and project management contexts. His educational background includes: FEAM apprenticeship followed by adult Matura Neurobiology studies at University of Zurich with Computer Science as major minor at ETH Zurich Business administration postgraduate studies Jud's research centers on practical software engineering applications, with emphasis on development processes, architecture, and agile methodologies. His work bridges academic theory and industrial practice through: Energy management systems (Smart Energies project) Agile modeling via Software Sketching Transdisciplinary project management toolkits Software co-development frameworks (SoVeCo) His publication record demonstrates focus on implementing agile frameworks in academic settings, particularly addressing Scrum methodology gaps in university contexts. Current projects like Logistics Platform for Renewable Energies and H-Demandit reflect his commitment to sustainable technology solutions. Jud actively contributes to the SoDa research group at HSLU, leading initiatives that integrate software engineering principles with real-world engineering challenges in energy systems and transdisciplinary collaboration. His work emphasizes practical industry partnerships and application-oriented research outcomes.

• Integral Urban Development
• Sustainable Neighborhood Development
• Building Culture
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Stefan Kunz is a Lecturer at the Institute of Architecture IAR CC Typology and Planning in Architecture, part of the Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture at Hochschule Luzern (HSLU). He holds a PhD in Cultural Anthropology from the University of Basel (2024) and advanced degrees in Architecture from HSLU and FHNW Basel. His roles include Co-Leader of the Interdisciplinary Network Raum & Gesellschaft since 2024 and Co-Program Director of the CAS Baukultur program since 2019. Kunz's research focuses on integral urban development, sustainable neighborhood planning, and building culture preservation. Notable projects include the UNESCO Biosphäre Entlebuch advisory work and the 'Holy Spaces - Real Places' study. He has led over 20 municipal planning projects, including the 'Streusiedlung Grossteiler Ebene' and 'Dorfzentrum Roggwil' initiatives. His work bridges architectural practice and academic research, emphasizing participatory methods in rural spatial planning and heritage preservation. Over 25 publications demonstrate his expertise in traditional building typologies, community engagement strategies, and policy implementation frameworks.

• Sustainable Building
• Energy and Building Technology
• Simulations
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Urs-Peter Menti is a full-time Professor and Co-Head of the Institute of Building Technology and Energy (IGE) at Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture (Lucerne, Switzerland). He specializes in sustainable building, energy-efficient construction, and building technology. He leads the Center for Integrated Building Technology (ZIG) and chairs Minergie Certification for Central Switzerland. His research focuses on energy systems, district heating/cooling networks, and climate-responsive building design. Education: 2009: Postgraduate Certificate in Higher Education Pedagogy 2007: MBA in Business Administration (Lucerne) 1995: Diplom-Maschineningenieur, ETH Zurich Research Interests: Dr. Menti drives innovation in energy-efficient systems, sustainable urban development, and smart building technologies. He emphasizes practical applications through projects like thermal district networks and adaptive building envelopes. His work bridges academic research with industry via collaborations in certification (e.g., Minergie), policy (e.g., Canton Schwyz Energy Council), and global initiatives (e.g., China Zero Emission Buildings). Key Projects: PLUSQUA: Neighborhood Energy Demand Reduction ENFLATE: Flexibility Markets in Energy Systems KüBaZEn: Kitchen/Bathroom as Energy Hubs in New Buildings ITC Quartierklima: Urban Heat Island Mitigation Leadership & Engagement: Member of ETH Zurich Alumni Board Swiss Society of Engineers and Architects (SIA) Commissions Board Member of 4B AG (Energy Solutions) His work integrates technical innovation with societal needs, addressing climate change through building systems that optimize energy use while maintaining user comfort.

• Knowledge Management
• AI in Education
• Service Design
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Petra Müller-Csernetzky is a Lecturer at the Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture, part of Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU), affiliated with the Institute of Innovation and Technology Management (IIT). Her roles include leading academic programs (BA, MSE, CAS/MAS), supervising PhD students, and actively participating in strategic projects like the EU Horizon ENFLATE and research initiatives such as DeCIRRA. She is also a system coach, facilitator, and board member of the Verband der Fachhochschuldozierenden Schweiz (fh-ch). Education: PhD, 'Transformation by Facilitation' (2022, Royal College of Art, London) MBA, International Management and Marketing (2011, ESB Reutlingen) MAID, Mobility Studies (2003, HS Anhalt) Diploma in Communication Design (1999, TU Darmstadt) Research Focus: Knowledge Management, AI-supported learning, interdisciplinary methods, and organizational innovation. Projects span AI ethics, service design, and digital transformation. Key Projects: ENFLATE: Energy flexibility markets and digital tech DeCIRRA: Communication in ICT research DISCO: Sustainable cooperation models 'Learn to Learn with AI': Employee-knowledge strategies Advising & Grants: Supervising three PhD students on neurodivergence, mindful design education, and AR/VR in industry Co-led projects on KI implementation (edisconet AG) and data innovation (databooster) Labs/Teams: Part of IIT, collaborates with Södertörns högskola (Stockholm) and swissICT networks.

• Digital Transformation
• Simulation Modeling
• Artificial Intelligence
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Eugen Rodel is a Senior Research Fellow at the Institute of Innovation and Technology Management (IIT CC Business Engineering) within Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture at Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts. His work bridges technology, management, and creative thinking with a focus on digital transformation, servitization, and Industry 4.0 applications. Education: PhD (Doctor of Business Administration) from Charles Sturt University (Australia), Master of Engineering from Old Dominion University (USA), and Executive MBA from Bern University of Applied Sciences. Previously held roles as Research Engineer, Software Developer, and Product Manager in industrial sectors. Research interests include data spaces, simulation modeling, digital twins, artificial intelligence, IoT, pricing strategies for XaaS, and strategic innovation in manufacturing. Current projects involve Horizon Europe's WILSON initiative, carbon capture technologies, and AI in building systems. Recent publications explore trusted data ecosystems, digital transformation frameworks, and data-driven product-service systems. Active in conferences like CADE 2024 and World IA Day. Involved in interdisciplinary research teams focusing on sustainability and manufacturing innovation.

• IoT-Systems
• Smart Energy Management
• NILM (Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring)
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Andreas Rumsch is a Lecturer at the Lucerne School of Engineering and Architecture, heading the Research Group within the Institute of Electrical Engineering IET iHomeLab. He holds a Graduate Engineer degree from ETH Zürich (1990) and an Industrial Engineering degree from STV Kaderschule St. Gallen (1995). His professional experience spans over three decades in software development, product management, and R&D leadership across industries like healthcare, manufacturing, and energy. Teaching focuses on Business Administration for Engineers , IoT Systems , and Smart Energy Management . Research interests include IoT-systems, NILM (Non-Intrusive Load Monitoring), smart energy forecasting, and cybersecurity in IoT. Notable projects include SWEET RECIPE , WILSON , and EVFlex , addressing smart energy systems and building management. Publications emphasize cybersecurity in data spaces, energy-aware IoT, and NILM algorithms. He actively participates in industry forums and has contributed to reports on IoT standards and interoperability architectures.

• Environmental Engineering
• CO2 Capture and Sequestration
• Sustainable Energy Systems
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Diponker Karmoker is a Research Associate and Doctoral Student affiliated with Lucerne University of Applied Sciences and Arts (HSLU) and the University of Zurich (UZH). He holds a BSc in Civil Engineering from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (2021) and an MSc in Environmental Engineering from IIT Roorkee (with exchange semesters at ESTP Paris and HSLU). His PhD research at UZH focuses on micro/nanoscale imaging, spectroscopy, and environmental sustainability. Education: BSc Civil Engineering, Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (2021) MSc Environmental Engineering, IIT Roorkee (India), with exchange programs at ESTP Paris (France) and HSLU (Switzerland) PhD Candidate in Chemistry & Molecular Science, University of Zurich (since 2025) His research integrates advanced imaging techniques, computational modeling, and material characterization to optimize carbon capture, heat storage, and thermal processes. Key areas include CO 2 sequestration, Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs), and sustainable energy systems. He has contributed to international conferences such as the 14th International Conference on Industrial Computed Tomography and the American Chemical Society DAC. Awards: ESTP Paris Exchange Scholarship Full Funding for Postgraduate Studies at IIT Roorkee Labs & Teams: Active in interdisciplinary research on thermal and environmental engineering, collaborating with teams at HSLU and UZH. His work spans digital image processing, material classification, and innovations in sustainable energy systems.

• Operations Management
• Project Management
• Innovation Management
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Jan Kraner is a Lecturer at Lucerne School of Business where he leads the Bachelor's Major in Corporate Development and the CAS in Industrial Transformation & Project Management. He holds a PhD in Business Competitiveness from Universidad de Deusto and an Executive MBA from Universität St. Gallen. With extensive industry experience including leadership roles at Pilatus Flugzeugwerke AG, his academic work bridges operations management, innovation processes, and sustainability transitions. Research & Teaching Focus Operations and process management in value networks Innovation strategies in high-reliability organizations Sustainability and circular economy implementation Industrial transformation frameworks Industry Engagement Former Manager at Pilatus Flugzeugwerke AG (2007-2012) Founder of Habilius outdoor education company Swiss Air Force reserve drone pilot Recognition Cum Laude distinction for doctoral research Nominee for Ignacio Ellacuria Prize (2017)

Markus Degenمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Medical Informatics
• Clinical Information Systems
• Healthcare IT
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Prof. Markus Degen is a Lecturer in medical computer sciences and Dean of the BSc programs in Medical Informatics and Medical Technology at the School of Life Sciences, FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland. He leads the Institute for Medical Engineering and Medical Informatics and oversees courses such as Introduction to Computer Science, Medical Information Systems, and student projects in medical technology. His research focuses on Clinical Information Systems, emphasizing the design and integration of clinical data processing systems. Recent work includes the RWD-Cockpit application for real-world data quality assessment and studies on aphasia diagnosis using speech analysis techniques. He collaborates with researchers in healthcare technology, radiology, and biomedical engineering. Key contributions include a strategic planning tool for hospitals and feasibility studies in orthopedic imaging. His interdisciplinary projects bridge clinical needs with technological solutions, addressing energy efficiency in radiology and mobile emergency decision support systems. Prof. Degen’s publications span medical informatics, neurology, and healthcare management. He actively supervises student research projects and maintains affiliations with institutions like the Institute for Medical Engineering and Medical Informatics in Muttenz.

• Medical Informatics
• Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
• Decision Support Systems
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Prof. Dr. Dominique Brodbeck is a Lecturer at the Institute for Medical Engineering and Medical Informatics within the School of Life Sciences at FHNW University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland. His work focuses on bridging clinical needs with technological solutions through innovative applications of artificial intelligence, data visualization, and healthcare informatics. Key projects include the RWD-Cockpit for real-world data quality assessment, the ICU Cockpit for real-time decision support in critical care, and energy efficiency studies in radiology. His research spans over three decades, with early contributions in nanotechnology visualization and later transitions into healthcare-specific applications such as patient tracking systems, medical imaging analysis, and strategic hospital planning tools. Brodbeck emphasizes interdisciplinary collaboration between clinicians, developers, and researchers to create practical solutions for healthcare challenges. Brodbeck has pioneered interactive visualization systems for large-scale telemedicine and disease management, contributing to advancements in medical education, patient data analysis, and clinical workflow optimization. His work often integrates emerging technologies like cloud computing, IoT, and AI to enhance diagnostic accuracy, operational efficiency, and sustainability in healthcare environments.

• Biomedical Signal Processing
• Digital Biomarkers
• Medical Sensor Systems
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Prof. Dr. Reto Wildhaber is a Professor for Digital Biomarkers and Signal Processing at the University of Applied Sciences and Arts Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW), School of Life Sciences. He holds a dual doctorate (Dr. sc. ETH and Dr. med.) and serves as a Senior Researcher at the Signal and Information Processing Laboratory (ISI) at ETH Zürich. His academic roles include lecturing at the Institute for Medical Engineering and Medical Informatics, focusing on biomedical signal processing and medical device development. Education: PhD in Signal and Information Processing (Dr. sc. ETH), ETH Zürich (2013), awarded ETH Medal 2019 Medical Doctorate (Dr. med.), University of Zürich (2011) Electrical Engineering Degree from Fachhochschule Rapperswil (2002) Research Interests: Model-based signal processing, digital biomarkers, medical sensor systems, and clinical trials for medical devices. His work emphasizes ECG analysis, cochlear implantation, coronary stenosis assessment, and wearable medical technologies. Publications Trends: Focus on real-time signal analysis in cardiology and electrophysiology, with contributions to ECG-based diagnostics, cochlear implant optimization, and medical device validation. His work bridges algorithm development and clinical applications, emphasizing translational research. Awards: ETH Medal 2019 (best thesis award, ETH Zürich) and Zellweger Preis (awarded for thesis at Fachhochschule Rapperswil). Projects: Co-developed open-source tools like lmlib.ch (model-based signal processing library) and CLabUZH (cardiopulmonary simulation software for education). Labs/Teams: Active in the Institute for Medical Engineering and Medical Informatics (FHNW) and the Signal and Information Processing Laboratory (ETH Zürich).

David Zoggمشاهده پروفایل

مدرس

• Control Technology
• Building Automation
• Renewable Energy Systems
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Prof. Dr. David Zogg is a Lecturer in Control Technology and Researcher at the FHNW Institute of Automation within the University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland (FHNW). He is affiliated with the School of Engineering and Environment and leads projects focusing on energy systems optimization, fault diagnosis, and building automation. His work includes developing modular management tools for photovoltaic systems and remote diagnostics for industrial plants. Education: PhD in Fault Diagnosis for Heat Pump Systems (ETH Zurich, 2002) Research Interests: Control technology, renewable energy integration, heat pump optimization, fault diagnosis systems, electric mobility, and building automation. His projects emphasize energy efficiency, smart grid technologies, and thermal storage utilization. Key Projects: Developed an internal consumption manager for private photovoltaic systems with Zogg Energy Control (FHNW spin-off), optimizing self-consumption via smart load management. Created a real-time diagnostics tool for remote monitoring of complex production plants. Funding & Collaboration: Projects funded by the Swiss Federal Office of Energy (BFE). Collaborations include ETH Zurich researchers and industry partners like Zogg Energy Control. Labs/Teams: Leads research at the FHNW Institute of Automation and co-founded Zogg Energy Control to commercialize energy management systems.

• Databases and Algorithms
• Data Integration
• Natural Language Processing
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Professor Elzbieta Pustulka is a faculty member at FHNW University's School of Business, affiliated with the Institute for Business Informatics. Her research centers on databases, NLP, and AI-driven business process optimization. Research explores database pedagogy through gamification (SQL Scrolls), NoSQL implementations for ERPs, and automated information extraction techniques. Recent work emphasizes CI/CD practices in database development and educational game design for programming concepts. She supervises graduate students in projects spanning database indexing, logistics simulations, and AI-driven reporting systems. No scientific awards are noted.