Alumni Summer School on Engineering Design Research - 2004

Samobor - Croatia / Lichtenthal Abbey Baden-Baden - Germany

Course Leaders:

Prof. tekn dr Mogens Myrup Andreasen, DTU, DK
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Lucienne Blessing, Université du Luxembourg, L
Dr.-Ing. Ralf-Stefan Lossack, University of Karlsruhe
Prof. Dorian Marjanovic, University of Zagreb
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Christian Weber, Saarland University (jetzt TU Ilmenau), D

Participants:

Andreas Dagman / Division of Product and Production Development, Engineering and Industrial Design, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden / Specification, quantification and evaluation of visual and geometrical sensitivity

André Jordan / Institute for Mechanical Design, Otto-von-Guericke-University Magdeburg, Germany / Accessibility and Usability Assessment of Existing Solutions

Carl-Johan Sjöstedt / Department of Machine Design: Engineering Design, Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden / Development of a simulation tool to predict the performance of components in fuel cell systems

Caroline Bramklev / Department of Design Sciences, Lund Institute of Technology at Lund University, Sweden / Concurrent Development of Product and Packaging

Ctibor Stadler / Section of Machine Elements, University of West Bohemia in Pilsen / Development and Applications of the MFD Method (Modular Function Deployment) for Increasing the Competitiveness of Machine Tools

Danijel Rohde / Faculty of Mechanical Engineering and Naval Architecture, University of Zagreb, Croatia / Technological knowledge embedded in a feature-based CAD model

Duncan Russell Campbell / Department of Mechanical Engineering, University of Bath, United Kingdom / Design Information Push Research

Esa Hilliaho / Institute of Machine Design (in Finnish), Tampere University of Technology, Finland / Design of New Methods for Concept Generation

Girish Mamtani / Department of Mechanical Engineering, Glasgow University, United Kingdom / Evaluation of Concept Designs for Reliability and Realizability

Grebici Khadidja / Gestion Industrielle, Laboratoire GILCO, Grenoble / Information System Dedicated to Collaborative Design: Preliminary Information Management

Janez Rihtarsic / Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, LECAD laboratory, Ljubljana / Allocation of wirk elements on parts and their applicability on upgrades and for synthesis of a new technical system

Jessica Isaksson / Chalmers University of Technology / Concerning touch as a substitute or complementary modality to vision, for product design.

Jöran Grieb / Technische Universität München, Germany / Supporting the communication in collaborative distributed design

Liane Kleindienst / Engineering Design and Methodology Group, Technical University of Berlin, Germany / Knowledge Management in the Engineering Design Process

Martins Sarkans / Department of Machinery Product Development, Tallinn University of Technology, Tallinn, Estonia / Virtual Methods of Complexity Management at Modular System Design

Moritz Meißner / Engineering Design and Methodology Group, Technical University of Berlin, Germany / An Adaptive Product Development Methodology

Niklas Adamsson / Department of Machine Design, The Royal Institute of Technology, Sweden / Competence integration when developing mechatronics

Philip J. Farrugia / Department of Manufacturing Engineering, University of Malta, Malta / To search for, establish and evaluate a prescribed sketching language by which component forms can be quickly represented by mean s of paper sketches.

Robert Watty / Institute for machine design and gear boxes, University of Stuttgart, Germany / Methodology for the development of MEMS

Sebastian Schneider / Department for Product Development, Techninical University Munich, Germany / Evaluation of methods

Sören Wanke / Institute of ENgineering Designe/CAD, University of Saarland, Germany / Visualization of geometrical/parametrical dependencies within the CAD/PDM environment

Tormond Jensen / Department of Engineering Design and Materials, Norwegian University of Science and Technology / Designing Products based on Platforms; Communication method to promote and support reuse in the supply chain.