Fall semester 2017/2018: 

Furthermore I accept your own topics for bachelor or master thesis in the field of my research focuses. If you are interested, please contact me.

Key topics:

• Model-based and data-based diagnostic methods for early fault detection of hydrodynamic journal bearings based on acoustic emission signals
  • Pattern recognition and classification of acoustic emission signals for the differentiation of hydrodynamic journal bearing friction states

• Model-based and data-based remaining useful lifetime prediction of hydrodynamic journal bearings based on acoustic emission signals
  • prediction of wear height based on acoustic emission signals

• Signal processing of acoustic emission signals
  • localization of mixed friction events

From Oct. 2009 to Oct. 2012 I studied mechanical engineering at Leibniz University of Hannover (Bachelor). From Oct. 2012 to Jan. 2015 I changed to Technical University of Brunswick to study aerospace engineering (Master). During this time I worked at the German Aerospace Center in Brunswick and dealed with rocket propulsion.

Since march 2015 I work as a reasearch assistant at Technical University of Berlin. In my reasearch project, which is conducted on behalf of Rolls-Royce Deutschland Ltd & Co KG and funded by the Federal Ministy of Economic Affairs and Energy, I do research on the early fault detection and remaining useful lifetime prediction of hydrodynamic journal bearings.