Dr. Johannes Scheller

Postdoctoral researcher financed by the DGA in collaboration between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Institut de Mécanique des Fluides de Toulouse on the topic of "Smart wing design by dynamic morphing control".

Electroactive actuators for morphing wings focusing both on high-frequent and low frequent actuation. Furthermore, analysis of the impact of the actuation onto the fluid.

Evaluation of different real-time operating systems for many-core platforms as well as the implementation of a message passing mechanism. The basis for this is provided by the Intel SCC.

Modelling and simulation of electroactive actuators as part of the RTRA project EMAV.

Bachelor Thesis: Validation and technological trade-offs of high speed serial links

Project Support and Analysis of implementation possibilities of the SATA Protocol within a FPGA.

Working on the implementation and verification of a decentralized radar control unit.

Verification of high speed serial links.

Basic skillbuilding in mechanical engineering, electrical engineering and information technology. Projectmanagement

Sales Management Production Teacher

Smart-materials and their application to morphing aircraft structures

Aerospace Engineering and Embedded Systems

Electrical Engineering, Production, Sales