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With about 5.000 students in three Bachelor’s and eight Master’s degree programmes, the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering is one of the largest faculties at Technische Universität Braunschweig. Our 25 institutes research and teach in the fields of Automotive Engineering, Aerospace Engineering, Energy and Process Engineering as well as Production and Systems Engineering. Numerous international cooperations enrich study and research for our students, scientists and our international guests. We appreciate your interest and invite you to get to know our faculty better on the following pages.
Welcome to the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering!

Institute for Acoustics

Director: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Sabine Langer

We are dedicated to the science of sound and silence and have dedicated ourselves to research into acoustics for people. Paving the way for quiet, low-vibration and intelligent solutions – that is the goal of our institute. New technologies require investigations into the fundamentals of acoustic phenomena, reliable models and innovative approaches. The institute conducts research and teaches in three InA-Labs. In the Lab Acoustic Engineering, approaches towards an intrinsic, acoustic design are investigated, while the Lab Computational Acoustics focuses on the further development of our in-house research code elPaSo. In the Lab Models&Systems new modeling techniques for acoustic systems are developed. The teaching of the institute covers a range from the introduction to acoustics, calculation methods and acoustical design to acoustic measurement techniques.

Institute for Dynamics and Vibrations

Director: Prof. Dr.-Ing. G.-P. Ostermeyer

The research work performed at the IDS encompasses modeling, simulation, analysis, measurement, experiments, and the passive and active manipulation of complex dynamic systems. Extra emphasis is placed on investigation of the mechanisms that drive self-organization and self-synchronization. Another area of focus of the IDS is tribological boundary layer phenomena, as related to brakes, clutches, and bearings. Furthermore, research is performed in the fields of automotive engineering (vibrations and acoustics), metrology (tribometer and vibrational measurement engineering), and drill string and reservoir dynamics (complex models, real time models, real time simulations).

The courses offered by the IDS aim to impart the basic principles for describing and analyzing complex dynamic systems, and also provide students the skills needed to apply this knowledge.

Institute for Automotive Engineering

Director: Prof. Dr.-Ing. F. Küçükay

Teaching and research at the institute focuses on the following areas: “Electric and Hybrid Drives / Requirement Engineering (3D)”, “Conventional Drivetrains, Drivetrains, Transmissions”, “Total Vehicle, Chassis, Driving Dynamics, NVH” and “Driver Assistance Systems and Automated Driving”. In order to work on the above mentioned research topics, comprehensive test facilities, laboratory equipment and experimental vehicles are available at the institute. Close contacts to industry partners, suppliers, technical service providers as well as external research institutions, the comprehensive test facilities and interdisciplinary and inter-institutional work help to solve challenging problems efficiently and with regard to practice. The research results are integrated into teaching and therefore ensure an up-to-date teaching programme.

Institute for Engineering Design

Director: Prof. Dr.-Ing. T. Vietor

From idea to product – this claim drives our research and teaching. Design methodology, vibro-acoustics, vehicle concepts, computer aided engineering design and machine elements as well as their conjunction form the basis for our successful research which brings up procedures, methods, and computer-aided tools for the development of innovative products.

Our teaching is aimed at practical education. It is based on actual professional and interdisciplinary challenges of the future professional life and encourages the students’ individual development.

The IK is involved in research activities of the Automotive Research Centre Niedersachsen (NFF) and the Aeronautics Research Centre (NFL).

Institute for Mobile Machines and Commercial Vehicles

Director: Prof. Dr. L. Frerichs

Since 2012 the Institute for Mobile Machines and Commercial Vehicles (IMN) is directed by Prof. Dr. Ludger Frerichs. The main objective of the institute is to establish the basis for the “Next Generation of Mobile Systems of Process, Machine and Procedures”. In this systemic context approaches to increase the efficiency and the intelligent cross-linking are investigated particularly. The associated fields of research and teaching of the institute are Processes in Mobile Machines, Mobile Hydraulics, Driveline Technology, Vehicles and Systems as well as Assistance and Robotic Systems. In the lectures as well as in the research projects fundamental and practical issues are covered equally. The applied methods comprise modeling and simulation, laboratory investigations and field tests.

Institute for Internal Combustion Engines

Director: Prof. Dr. Eilts

The main research objectives of the institute of internal combustion engines (ivb) are the development and research of combustion processes for conventional and alternative fuels, of gas exchange, charge and exhaust gas aftertreatment systems. Engines are investigated in connection with the vehicle-system to optimize the thermal vehicle management. Operating strategies for hybrid vehicles are investigated with focus on the reduction of emissions and fuel consumption. Therefore research is being conducted on engine management by in cylinder pressure measurements, exhaust gas recirculation, high pressure charging of vehicle engines and optimization of the combustion process on DI-Otto- and Diesel-engines. With different research projects all phases of the engine development process from conceptioning over simulation and design to testing are covered at the institute of internal combustion engines. The teaching activity comprehends eleven lecture modules. Four base-modules include the fundamentals, working process, combustion and emissions and design of combustion engines. Seven modules contain topics on a higher degree of specialization that are partly held by guest lecturers. The ivb is a member of the Automotive Research Centre Niedersachsen.

Institute for Traffic Safety and Automation Engineering

Acting Director: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Jens Friedrichs

The Institute aims to contribute to road safety through scientific research and academic teaching. This claim is in line with the European objectives in the EU / automotive industry and the intentions of many institutions active in this area such as the European Road Federation (ERF), European Railway Research Advisory Council (ERRAC), the road safety initiative of the European Union (e-Safety ) and the German Automotive Industry (VDA). We want to tackle this complex matter fundamentally in a coherent way, and therefore understand traffic as a networked system of cooperating elements / processes. For this approach, the structuring of our research results in four areas: In application-oriented respects the specific subject areas Vehicles and Transport concentrating on safety as a system property and automation technology as a means for purpose achievement, based on the theoretical and abstract base areas Systemics and Cooperative Systems.