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.

IKI-Tag 2025

On June 25th, 2025, the annual IKI Research Colloquium took place at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar, offering doctoral researchers a platform to share progress on current scientific projects. The Chair of Advanced Structures was represented by Peshawa L. Hasan and Kemmar T. Webber, both contributing insights from their ongoing PhD research.

Robotic Tectonics II – Final Critique and Summaery 2025

Robotic Tectonics II – Final Critique and Summaery 2025
As part of the fellowship project “Robotic Tectonics – Robot-based Teaching and Learning Environment for Automated Construction Processes” (Stifterverband / Thuringian Ministry of Economics), which aims to develop an innovative course on robotic construction processes, the second iteration of the course held its final critique today, 4 July 2025, in the D-LAB.

NHRE Students Visit GFZ Potsdam for Annual Excursion

As part of the long-standing collaboration between the NHRE master degree program at Bauhaus-Universität Weimar and the German Research Centre for Geosciences (GFZ), our students had the opportunity yesterday to participate in the annual academic excursion to Potsdam. This tradition, now running for over a decade, provides the students with an invaluable blend of historical, scientific, and interdisciplinary insight.

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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