Adrian Ehrenhofer, scientist, lecturer and inventor at TU Dresden

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Welcome to my research and teaching homepage. My name is Adrian Ehrenhofer, I'm a postdoctoral researcher and junior research group leader at the TU Dresden working at the interface between continuum modeling of active-passive composite structures, Materials Informatics, and Multifield Pathology. On these pages, I present myself, my research and my teaching at the TUD.

My Research

Interactive overview of my research paths

E22E Project
E22E
 SHAPES Project
SHAPES
 SEM Project
SEM
 MatInf Project
MatInf for Hydrogels
 S2F Project
S2F
 BCI Project
Brain Computer Interfaces
 Virtual Staining Project
Virtual Staining
Active-Passive Systems
Data-driven material
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Multifield Pathology

Click a circle or intersection area to open a mindmap view of some of my projects in this research path.

My Teaching

An important part of working at a university is the contact to the undergraduate and graduate students. I hold the Saxon Certificate for Higher Education Didactics and strive to apply modern methods to further develop my teaching in solid mechanics and multi-field modeling.

Since 2018, I am responsible for several lectures at TU Dresden, including Mechanics of Beams and Shells, Continuum Mechanics, and most recently, the application of Large Language Models in Solid Mechanics.

Courses for Mechanical Engineering

Additional courses

Teaching Projects