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Research Technische Universität Braunschweig Research Technische Universität Braunschweig Contents 1 2 Carl-Friedrich-Gauß Factorial Life Sciences 2 Ahn, Heinz 30 Bauerecker, Sigurd 56 Mendel, Ralf 3 Bandelow, Nils 31 Baumann, Knut 57 Menzel, Henning 4 Bollhöfer, Matthias 32 Beerhues, Ludger 58 Meyer-Hermann, Michael 5 Eick, Bettina 33 Behrends, Sönke 59 Mischnick, Petra 6 Faßbender, Heike 34 Blankenfeldt, Wulf 60 Nübel, Ulrich 7 Fekete, Sándor 35 Bröring, Martin 61 Ott, Ingo 8 Fritz, Wolfgang 36 Bunjes, Heike 62 Overmann, Jorg 9 Gürtler, Marc 37 Dübel, Stefan 63 Rottner, Klemens 10 Haux, Reinhold 38 Eggert, Frank 64 Rustenbeck, Ingo 11 Jakobi, Anja 39 Engelhardt, Ulrich 65 Schallmey, Anett 12 Konietzka, Dirk 40 Engelmann, Susanne 66 Scherneck, Stephan 13 Langemann, Dirk 41 Fleißner, André 67 Schnabel, Ralf 14 Leßmann, Christian 42 Hehl, Reinhard 68 Schröder, Uwe 15 Lorenz, Dirk 43 Heinrichs, Nina 69 Schulz, Stefan 16 Magnor, Marcus 44 Heinz, Dirk 70 Schumpe, Adrian 17 Mattfeld, Dirk 45 Hosser, Daniela 71 Stadler, Marc 18 Matthies, Hermann 46 Jacob, Christoph 72 Steinert, Michael 19 Oberbeck, Herbert 47 Jahn, Dieter 73 Stradal, Theresia 20 Rieck, Konrad 48 Jones, Peter 74 Tamm, Matthias 21 Robra-Bissantz, Susanne 49 Kauffeld, Simone 75 Tinnefeld, Philip 22 Schaefer, Ina 50 Korte, Martin 76 Vollrath, Mark 23 Spengler, Thomas Stefan 51 Köster, Reinhard 77 Wahrig, Bettina 24 Stiller, Sebastian 52 Kunick, Conrad 78 Walla, Peter 25 Taddicken, Monika 53 Lindel, Thomas 79 Wätzig, Hermann 26 Woiseschläger, David 54 McHardy, Alice 80 Werz, Daniel 27 Wolf, Lars 55 Meier, Jochen 81 Winterhalter, Peter 82 Wittstock, Ute 3 4 5 Architecture | Civil Engineering | Mechanical Engineering Electrical Engineering | Information Environmental Sciences Technology | Physics 114 Asghari, Reza 142 Ernst, Rolf 86 Biester, Harald 115 Bath, Corinna 143 Fingscheidt, Tim 87 Brederlau, Uwe 116 Becker, Uwe 144 Henke, Markus 88 Budelmann, Harald 117 Böl, Markus 145 Hördt, Andreas 89 Carlow, Vanessa 118 Dilger, Klaus 146 Kürner, Thomas 90 De Lorenzis, Laura 119 Dombrowski, Uwe 147 Kurrat, Michael 91 Dinkler, Dieter 120 Dröder, Klaus 148 Maurer, Markus 92 Dittrich, Andreas 121 Eilts, Peter 149 Meinerzhagen, Bernd 93 Durner, Wolfgang 122 Frerichs, Ludger 150 Motschmann, Uwe 94 Empelmann, Martin 123 Friedrichs, Jens 151 Recher, Patrik 95 Fisch, Norbert 124 Garnweitner, Georg 152 Reimers, Ulrich 96 Kasal, Bohumil 125 Hecker, Peter 153 Schilling, Meinhard 97 Kessel, Tanja 126 Herrmann, Christoph 154 Schneider, Thomas 98 Kiefer, Gabriele 127 Horst, Peter 155 Schöbel, Jörg 99 Kloft, Harald 128 Klages, Claus-Peter 156 Schumacher, Walter 100 Nieder, Rolf 129 Köhler, Jürgen 157 Süllow, Stefan 101 Oumeraci, Hocine 130 Krewer, Ulrike 158 Surzhykov, Andrey 102 Pachl, Jörn 131 Küçükay, Ferit 159 Voss, Tobias 103 Roth, Carsten 132 Langer, Sabine Christine 160 Waag, Andreas 104 Schröder-Esselbach, Boris 133 Ostermeyer, Georg-Peter 105 Schwalb, Antje 134 Radespiel, Rolf 106 Stahlmann, Joachim 135 Rösler, Joachim 107 Thiele, Klaus 136 Sinapius, Michael 108 Weber, Stephan 137 Spiess, Antje 109 Wistuba, Michael 138 Stoll, Enrico 10 Yan, Libo 139 Vietor, Thomas 111 Zehfuß, Jochen 6 Humanities and Educational Sciences Research Centres 164 Becker, Carmen 190 Research Centre BRICS 165 Fuchs, Eckhardt 192 Forschungszentrum Küste 166 Hartz, Stefanie 194 Research Centre LENA 167 Heinrich, Frank 196 Research Centre NFF 168 Heinze, Rüdiger 198 Research Centre NFL 169 Heise, Elke 200 Research Centre PVZ 170 Hildebrandt-Stramann, Reiner 202 tubs.CITY 171 Hopp, Holger 172 Karafyllis, Nicole 173 Kehrt, Christian 204 Imprint 174 Koch, Katja 175 Kubanek, Angelika 176 Looß, Maike 177 Müller, Rainer 178 Neef, Martin 179 Orth, Gottfried 180 Röhnert, Jan 181 Schmidt am Busch, Hans-Christoph 182 Stauf, Renate 183 Steinbach, Matthias 184 Thies, Barbara 185 Toepfer, Regina 186 Voigts, Eckart 187 Weber, Bernhard Preface welcome Historic central building of the university Technische Universität Braunschweig Welcome to a short compilation of Technische Universität Braunschweig’s scientific activities. Founded in 1745, our university is the oldest technical institute in Germany and pertains to the German Institutes of Technology e. V. (TU9). With close to 20,000 students, 5,700 employees and 225 professors, Technische Universität Braunschweig is a mid-sized public university. Our 120 institutes are organized in 6 departments and provide 71 different Bachelor’s and Master’s degree programs. Our departments: 1. Carl-Friedrich Gauß Department: Mathematics, Computer Science, Business Sciences, Social Sciences 2. Department of Life Sciences: Biology, Chemistry, Pharmacy, Psychology 3. Department of Architecture, Civil Engineering and Environmental Sciences 4. Department of Mechanical Engineering 5. Department of Electrical Engineering, Information Technology and Physics 6. Department of Humanities and Educational Sciences Collegium Carolinum around the year 1746 welcome Our curricula are highly research-oriented. Consequently, teaching and leveraging world-class science go hand in hand. As a technical university, we also co-operate with numerous industry partners from around the world. Several new research centres facilitate this science-oriented educational process. The newly-established graduate academy GradTUBS provides tailor-made training courses for our doctoral students, as well as contacts to potential employers. The Braunschweig Research Region This research compilation lists scientists and their research interests in a compact form. If you look carefully, you will find that several colleagues from local research institutions are an integral part of our scientific network in Braunschweig, with our university as the integrative heart. The Braunschweig/Wolfsburg region is one the most active research regions in Europe, with more than 15,000 researchers living and working in the area. Many of the local research institutions listed below are linked to our university through cooperation agreements, facilitating joint research and the coordination human resources development. Special issue stamp on the occasion of the 250th birthday Our research partners: of our university Braunschweig University of Art Federal Research Institute for Rural Areas, Forestry and Fisheries (Thünen Institute) Federal Research Centre for Cultivated Plants (Julius Kühn Institute) Fraunhofer Institute for Wood Research (WKI) Fraunhofer Institute for Surface Engineering and Thin Films (IST) Georg Eckert Institute for International Textbook Research (GEI) Helmholtz Centre for Infection Research (HZI) Leibniz Institute German Collection of Microorganisms and Cell Cultures (DSMZ) German Aeronautics and Space Research Centre (DLR) National Metrology Institute of Germany (PTB) Ostfalia – University of Applied Sciences Volkswagen AG and many other companies Our research strategy as part of our mission statement Integrating partners from regional research institutions into the university’s scientific activities is part of our overall strategy at TU Braunschweig. This strategy was developed starting in 2012 as part of a general concept and mission statement building process that involved all members of the university. Not only did we define our aims in research, teaching, governance and personal management; we also agreed on the values that we share at TU Braunschweig, such as a strong commitment to respecting people irrespective of where they come from, participative leadership, and transparency. Please have a look at our website to find out more about TU Braunschweig’s aims and values. The process also resulted in the definition of four strategic research fields: Mobility (automotive, aircraft, railway) City of the future Infections and therapeutics Metrology These focal areas of research are of course complemented by numerous other excellent scientific activities. Our research centres To facilitate the speedy and active implementation of our research strategy, various joint research centres have been established that host scientific working groups from Technische Universität Braunschweig and its partners under one roof. These centres provide a basis for joint research within the framework of publicly- and commercially-financed consortia. The following research centres have been established within the last few years or are currently under construction: BRICS – Braunschweig Integrated Centre of Systems Biology LENA – Laboratory for Emerging Nanometrology NFF – Automotive Research Centre Niedersachsen with Battery LabFactory (BLB) and Open Hybrid LabFactory (OHLF) NFL – Aeronautics Research Centre Niedersachsen PVZ – Center of Pharmaceutical Engineering In cooperation with Leibniz University Hannover, TU Braunschweig maintains the coastal research centre FZK – Forschungszentrum Küste And last but not least, our computer science and information technology activities are bundled in tubs.city – Centre for Informatics and Information Technology Our internationalisation strategy Research is international by nature. In order to attract excellent researchers from abroad and give our students and scientists the chance to study and do research outside of Germany, a new internationalisation strategy has been established. TU Braunschweig used the Internationalisation Audit offered by the German Rectors’ Conference (HRK) to organize and validate this process. Both our International Office and our Language Centre were restructured and equipped with the necessary resources to master the new challenges. Various new processes and measures were initiated and are already showing success – the percentage
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