Priv.-Doz. Dipl.-Ing. Dr.techn. Bernhard Scheichl

Resselgasse 3/1/3

A-1040 Vienna, Austria

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15/04/1969

born in Mödling, Austria

permanent residence: Mödling, Austria

Education

1975-1979

Elementary school in Mödling

1979-1987

Grammar school, BGuBRG Mödling

1987-1995

Studies of Mechanical Engineering (specialization in Chemical Engineering), Vienna University of Technology (TU Vienna), Austria

10/1995

Master's degree (Dipl.-Ing.), thesis: Nonlinear stability analysis of wave propagation phenomena in suspensions (in German), supervisor: Prof. A. Kluwick

1995-1996

Civilian service, municipality of Mödling

1997-2001

Post-graduate (PhD) studies as research assistant at the Institute of Fluid Mechnics and Heat Transfer (IFMHT), TU Vienna, Austria

6/2001

Doctoral degree (Dr. techn.), thesis: Asymptotic theory of marginal turbulent separation, supervisors: Prof. A. Kluwick, Prof. H. Sockel

Post-graduate employments in industry

1996

Process and commissioning engineer at Hoerbiger Ventilwerke AG , Vienna

2-3/1997

Real Time Computersoftware GmbH, Vienna

8/2001-10/2002

Process engineer (biotechnology) at Vogelbusch AG, Vienna

Post-doctoral research positions

11/2002-7/2003

Kplus project: Simulation of Spinning-Process Technologies granted by the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG), project leader: Prof. A. Kluwick, at IFMHT, joint with Kplus Competence Center Carinthian Tech Research (CTR) and SEZ AG (now Lam Research AG), both Villach, Austria

8/2003-8/2007

Austrian Science Fund (FWF) project # P16555-N12: Interaction theory of turbulent marginal separation, project leader: Prof. A. Kluwick, at IFMHT

9/2007-

Research fellow at IFMHT, also concerned with industry-related activities

10/2008-

Key Scientist (Specialist in Fluid Mechanics) for Modelling and Simulation & XTribology Area Multi-scale Computational Tribology at AC²T research GmbH & appendant Excellence Center of Tribology (XTribology), granted within the COMET K2 program of the Austrian Research Promotion Agency (FFG), Wiener Neustadt, Austria

03/2009-03/2012

Leader of XTribology Area Multi-scale Computational Tribology

11/2011

Habilitation (venia docendi, Priv.-Doz.) in fluid mechanics at TU Vienna, thesis: Asymptotische Theorie wandgebundener und abgelöster turbulenter Scherströmungen / Asymptotic theory of wall-bounded and separated turbulent shear flows

2008-

Co-supervision of PhD and Master theses (IFMHT, in collaboration with AC²T)

Exercises (IFMHT)

1998-2001/2006

Fundamentals of Fluid Mechanics & Fluid Mechanics

2006/07

Mass Transfer

2011/12

Dynamics of Real Fluids

Lectures

2/2008

2-weeks course on basics of fluid mechanics (OMV Well Academy)

9/2009

Modern Aspects of High-Reynolds-Number Asymptotics of Turbulent Boundary Layers - From Fully Attached to Marginally Separated Flows, Lecture in CISM Course on Asymptotic Methods in Fluid Mechanics: Survey and Recent Advances

2011-

annual 1-day courses on basics of hydrodynamic lubrication for students of Specialisation Surface Engineering & Tribology, Master Program Mechatronics, University of Applied Sciences Wiener Neustadt

2012-

Turbulent Flows (IFMHT)