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Institution Wastewater Management and Water Protection B-2As an international pioneer, the institute conducts research on resource-oriented wastewater systems with recovery of water, nutrients and soil substrates. Further focal points are the elimination of micro-pollutants in wastewater treatment plants as well as water-appropriate and climate-regulating regenerative agriculture for Central Europe and beyond. The Group “Bioresource Management” conducts research on topics related to the combined material and energetic utilization of residual bioresources in interdisciplinary projects with region-specific implementation. These topics are complemented by "Environmental Robotics".Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Algorithms and Complexity E-11Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Applied Building Technology T-1Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Autonomous Cyber Physical Systems E-24The Institute for Autonomous Cyber-Physical Systems (ACPS) is part of the School of Electrical Engineering, Computer Science, and Mathematics at the Hamburg University of Technology. The institute was founded in 2022 and is headed by Professor Dr.-Ing. Bernd-Christian Renner. Our research embraces two core fields: Firstly, we investigate novel methods and protocols for low- and zero-power wireless communication and energy management for regeneratively powered devices in the domain of cyber-physical systems (CPSs) with a special focus on smart infrastructure. Secondly, we carry out research in underwater communication, localization and navigation for swarms of micro autonomous underwater vehicles (uAUVs) for monitoring and inspection of underwater habitats and infrastructure (such as ports, off-shore wind parks, etc.). Our research has been primarly funded by DFG, BMBF, BMWK, and the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg. The institute is also involved in teaching at both undergraduate and graduate level. Our teaching ranges from fundamental courses on programming to special focus courses on cyber-physical systems, networked embedded systems, and deeply embedded programming.Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Structural Analysis B-4The Institute for Structural Analysis conducts basic research in the field of computational methods of non-linear structural mechanics. The scientific work is interdisciplinary and primarily methodically oriented. The focus is on the finite element method, innovative design and simulation methods, stability problems, non-linear dynamics and applications of artificial intelligence in structural mechanics. Associated experimental work completes the research profile.Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Materials, Physics and Chemistry of Buildings B-3The institute, a scientific unit of the University of Technology Hamburg, provides research and teaching, especially in the fields of building materials, physics and chemistry of buildings and building construction. In addition the institute provides services for customers, in particular material testing. Furthermore the institute participates in the formation of standards and guidelines in its fields of research and teaching. The research interests of the institute can be described as: Corrosion and durability of materials and structures, special and high performance materials, test methods for materials and components, connections between composition, structure and properties of the unprocessed materials, during processing and as hardened building materials, as well as energy saving, construction and environment.Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Biomechanics M-3Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Biomedical Imaging E-5Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Bioprocess and Biosystems Engineering V-1Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Chemical Reaction Engineering V-2Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Circular Resource Engineering and Management V-11Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Management Accounting and Simulation W-1Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Data Engineering E-19The Institute for Data Engineering at TU Hamburg conducts research and teaching at the intersection of data engineering and distributed systems, with a particular focus on Distributed Stream Processing, Federated Learning / Artificial Intelligence at the Edge, Blockchain Technologies, and the Internet of Things.Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Data Science Foundations E-21The Institute for Data Science Foundations has been founded in April 2021, as a central component of the growth strategy of the Hamburg University of Technology. It is part of the Hamburg Innovation Port (HIP), a technology and innovation site located at the port of Hamburg-Harburg. The institutes’s research and teaching activities are concerned with fundamental methods for automated and data-based knowledge extraction. The institute pursues a holistic approach in which central aspects of intelligent systems are researched in a unified manner. In particular, concepts and methods from machine learning, learning in deep neural networks, reinforcement learning, and embodied intelligence are integrated. Mathematical theory development plays a central role here and is supported and guided by experimental work in a robotics lab. Of particular interest is the data-driven extraction of causal, as opposed to merely associational, knowledge. Decision making, action, and behaviour rely on this kind of knowledge and the coherent coupling of its various representational levels, ranging from the sub-symbolic to the symbolic level of representation. Methodologically, the institute has a strong focus on information theory and geometry, both integrated within the field of information geometry.Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Digital Economics W-5Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Digital and Autonomous Construction B-1The Institute of Digital and Autonomous Construction (IDAC) conducts interdisciplinary research in all areas of digitalization in civil engineering and is engaged in the exploration of fundamental informational methods for modern civil and environmental engineering. Application areas include cyber-physical systems, smart sensors/actuators, construction robotics, cognitive building, additive manufacturing, and AI-based Industry 4.0 technologies.Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Embedded Systems E-13Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Electrical Power and Energy Technology E-6Das ieet existiert seit 2015 und vertritt den Themenschwerpunkt der elektrischen Energiesystemtechnik an der Technischen Universität Hamburg in Forschung und Lehre. Die Zielsetzung dabei ist ein optimales systemtechnisches Zusammenwirken von Komponenten und Technologien zur Erzeugung, Übertragung, Speicherung, Verteilung und zum Verbrauch von elektrischer Energie. Im Fokus stehen elektrische Energienetze terrestrischer sowie bordsystemgebundener Energiesysteme für eine moderne, zukunftssichere, umweltverträgliche und wirtschaftliche elektrische Energieversorgung. Die Kompetenzen des Instituts liegen im Bereich der Modellierung, Optimierung und Betriebsführung von elektrischen Energienetzen und erstrecken sich hierbei besonders auch auf die Anwendung benachbarter Disziplinen wie Informations- und Kommunikationstechnik (IKT), Regelungs- und Automatisierungstechnik sowie Methoden der Künstlichen Intelligenz (KI). Neben industriellen Erfahrungen in Forschung und Entwicklung energietechnischer Bordsysteme in der Luftfahrt bilden die Dynamik, Stabilität und Regelung elektrischer Energiesysteme einen besonderen Kompetenzschwerpunkt. Im Vordergrund stehen Systeme mit leistungselektronisch gekoppelten Komponenten und zunehmend sektorengekoppelte Systeme mit mehreren Energieträgern.Director:Type: TUHH InstituteInstitution Energy Systems M-5 (H)The institute was closed on 1.9.2023. The research areas of the Institute of Power Engineering included: • Investigations of the Thermodynamic Cycles of Steam generating Units and Combined Cycle Plants • Operational Behaviour of Steam Turbines • Investigations of Power Station Components • Optimization of existing Power Plants • Flexility Enhancement of Electricity Generation • Biomass Combustion • Combined Power, Heating and Cooling Technology for Industrial Plant and Thermal Power Stations • Flexible Operation of Fossil Fuel Plants • Sectoral Coupling and integration of Energy Networks These research activities were financed by the German Federal Government and other public bodies as well as Industry.Type: Former TUHH Organizational UnitInstitution Ship Design and Ship Safety M-6Director:Type: TUHH Institute
