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Markus Schmuck
Analysis, Research, and Development in Science and Engineering at Federal Administration, Switzerland
Markus Schmuck is a highly accomplished scientist and researcher currently working as an Analysis, Research, and Development specialist in Scientific and Engineering Matters at the Federal Administration in Switzerland.12 His career has spanned various prestigious institutions and roles in academia and research.
Academic Background
Dr. Schmuck holds a PhD in Mathematics from the Universität Tübingen in Germany, where he studied under the supervision of Professor Andreas Prohl. He also obtained a Master's degree in Mathematics from ETH Zurich, Switzerland.1
Career Progression
Throughout his career, Dr. Schmuck has held several notable positions:
- Research Associate at Imperial College London, working with Professor Serafim Kalliadasis and Dr. Gregorios A. Pavliotis in the Departments of Chemical Engineering and Mathematics.1
- Postdoctoral fellow at MIT, working with Professor Martin Bazant, supported by a grant from the Swiss National Science Foundation.1
- Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, UK.1
- Associate Professor at Heriot-Watt University.4
- Currently, he works in Analysis, Research, and Development in Science and Engineering at the Federal Administration in Switzerland.12
Research Expertise
Dr. Schmuck's research focuses on:
- Partial differential equations, including their well-posedness and solution characterization
- Multiscale analysis and modeling
- Upscaled and homogenized equations for complex systems
- Application of thermodynamic and mathematical principles to multiphase systems1
His work has been cited extensively, with over 669 citations noted in his ResearchGate profile.4
Current Role
In his current position at the Federal Administration in Switzerland, Dr. Schmuck applies his expertise in ICT and Engineering-related fields.3 He is also involved in research and development for a Switzerland-wide Sensor and Data Fusion System.5
Dr. Schmuck maintains connections with academia, serving as a Visiting Researcher at the Chemical Engineering department of Imperial College London.1
