Jun.-Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lars Abrahamczyk

Welcome to the Chair of Advanced Structures!

Our research and teaching focuses on the system analysis of structures including derivation of suitable partial models, engineering consideration of coupling and interactions, recording and consideration of extreme and changing load conditions as well as avoidance or evaluation of collapse potential using latest technologies (tools of digital engineering). Advanced Structures not only include the structures with high risk potential, lightweight and tent constructions, but also includes the use of damping elements and the interaction phenomena in standard construction methods.

University Prize for Master Thesis

Ikrarmullah Qayyum has won the university prize for his master’s thesis titled "Earthquake Performance Assessment of a Cultural Heritage Building: Case Study of Castle Trakošćan, Croatia" under the supervision of Jun.-Prof. Lars Abrahamczyk and M.Sc. Aanis Uzair. We congratulate him on this achievement and wish him all the best for his future endeavors.

ProTELC Science Camp »Biodiversity Monitoring«

The ProTELC Science Camp for Master students has just ended after a fantastic week of discovery and exploration in Ilmenau! Participants took part in hands-on biodiversity projects and learned about innovative AI technologies, including bird song recognition. Each experience inspired new insights into the importance of environmental research.

Uzbek delegation visits the Bauhaus University Weimar

On Friday, August 23rd, Bauhaus University Weimar welcomed a prestigious delegation from Uzbekistan, comprising 12 high-ranking members from various sectors, including science, government, and construction. The aim of the meeting was to discuss ways to strengthen cooperation and enhance the exchange of knowledge in research and teaching.

The Chair of Advanced Structures offers projects and thesis in English and German Language. Interested students can either choose from the list of predefined topics or come up with their own ideas.

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Each year, the professorship coordinates the course titled "NextGen Engineers – Advanced Training Courses for a Sustainable Tomorrow" as part of the Bauhaus Summer School program.

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The internationally oriented Master's program, taught in English, equips students with the skills necessary to address engineering challenges posed by natural hazards.

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