簡訊：應邀出席2017遠東論壇的7位歐洲學者的簡歷

1. Uwe Zscherpel 德國材料研究院(BAM)

Department

Division ?NDT –Radiological Methods”

University/Company

BAM FederalInstitute for Materials Research and Testing, Berlin

Short CV and description of currentresearch, activities within your scientific community, honours, achievements,etc.:

Uwe Zscherpelreceived his PhD from the University of Leipzig on FourierTransform Infrared Spectroscopy of Zeolites. In 1992 he changed tonon-destructive testing and since 1996 he is head of the working group “DigitalRadiology and Image Analysis” at BAM Berlin. His area of expertise is digitalimage processing in industrial radiology, including NDT film digitization,digital image analysis, pattern recognition and digital reference catalogues forweldings and castings. Additional working fields are the development of  standards for all types of radiographic imagedetectors like NDT film systems, imaging plates and digital detector arrays forindustrial applications at DIN, CEN, ISO/IEC and ASTM.

He is married andhas two daughters.

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2. Gerd Dobmann 德國無損檢測與質量保證協會高級科學顧問

Expert in Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) and

Nuclear Energy Safety and Reliability byNDT-Use

Personal information:

Born:    October 3, 1946 in Saarbrücken, Germany

Nationality:  German Family

Family Status:        married

Education, Qualification:

Thesis, University of Saarland 25.02.1974        Thesis in applied physics and electrical engineering, theoretical electrodynamics: 'The calculation of the electromagnetic field of a vertical electric dipole on a periodic rough earth surface', awarded with the grade 'excellent'.

1974        Research scientist at the Fraunhofer Society, Institute for Non-destructive Testing (IZFP) in co-operation with the Chair Theoretical Electromagnetics, University of the Saarland, Germany.

1975 PhD-Thesis begin        'Theoretical-numerical and experimental investigations to the application of the electrical direct current potential drop techniques in NDT'; Finite Differences and FEM

1976        Head of a scientific working group 'Electrical, Magnetic and Thermal Techniques in NDT'

1978 - 1995        Head of department 'Electromagnetic Techniques in NDE'

16.02.1979 PhD-thesis    end Ph.D. in applied physics with the grade 'magna cum laude', i.e. 'excellent', University of Saarland

1976-1996      Researcher in the field of the nuclear safety research program of the German Ministry for ‘Nuclear Safety and Nature Protection’, divers programs of the ministry of Research and Development, Education and Science and the National Science Foundation (DFG)

1990-2010      Deputy Director of the Institute

1998-2010      Division Director ‘Scientific Projects’, Strategic Institute Development

2010-2011      Division Director ‘NDT-Development for Lifetime Management’

31.10.2011     Retirement - since then Senior Scientific Consultant of Fraunhofer IZFP up to October 31, 2013

01.11.2013 up to now        Free-Lancer as Scientific Consultant in cooperation with the Chair of NDT and Quality Assurance of the Saar University (LZFPQ

SeniorResearcher & projects with the EC Commission:

1980-2011  

Project manager resp. Coordinator in theGerman Nuclear Safety Research Program to innovate non-destructive-testingtechniques for detection, classification and sizing of material inhomogeneities(defects) as well as for material characterization;

Characterization of ageing phenomena asthermal ageing, creep, fatigue (low cycle and high cycle fatigue),superposition of LCF and thermal ageing,

neutron-embrittlement

European Commission projects, initiatedby JRC, Institute for Advanced Materials, Luxembourg, EuropeanCommission 1999

First BRITE EURAM Projects, expert withthe Director of IZFP, Prof. Paul H?ller: Industrial Manufacturing Technologyand Advanced Materials, 1989

Non-destructive-diagnostic for materialdegradation: EC Commission, JRC, Institute for Advanced Materials. Luxembourg,European Commission 1999

Memberships:

1999-2011        Member of the committee “Pressurized components and materials” of the German Nuclear Safety Commission

Member of the advisory committee of the German Ministry of Economy and Technology in the Nuclear Safety Research Program

       

Member of the German NDT Society

       

Member of the ASTM, ASM, BINDT

       

Fellow of the Indian NDT Society

       

Fellow of the Institution of Engineering and Technology, IET

       

German delegate in the International Institute of Welding (IIW) up to 2011

       

Chairman Commission V of IIW 1999-2008

Chairman Sub-commission VE, electric, magnetic and thermal inspection of welds in IIW up to 2011

Subject editor of the Journal NDT&E International of Elsevier Publishing

Honours:

Dr.-Ing. E.h. by the school of electrical engineering of the University Kassel, Germany in 2005

Prof. Ing. E.h. of the Polytechnic Silesian University, Gliwice/Katowice, Poland in 2011

Roy Sharpe Award 2011 by the BINDT in 2012

Fraunhofer Medal 2012

Publications:

More than 300 in Non-Destructive Testing, nuclear safety

Patents:

Germany-, Europe-, USA-, and Nippon-Patents

3. Joerg_Beckmann 德國材料研究院(BAM)

born 1959, studiedphysics at the Technical University Leuna Merseburg. He earned the Ph.D. at theUniversity of Dresden with theses on thermo-reversible gelation. He acceptedpostdoc positions at the Institute of Organic Chemistry at the University ofMainz Germany and at the National Institute of Standards at Gaithersburg inUnited States. At this time he was working on materials research on triblockpolymers and physical ageing. Later on he joined the Federal Institute ofMaterial Research and Testing in Berlin and applied in 2005 for a position ofscientific assistant at the Division of Radiological Methods. He has beenworking on different programs and is responsible for managing research projectsrelated to Industrial Digital Radiology, Computed Radiography and MaterialsTesting. He is now pursuing his interests in the application of electromagneticmicrowaves and THz-Time Domain Spectroscopy for security applications andnon-destructive material testing of polymers and high performance materialslike composites and ceramics.

4. Ernst Niederleithinger 德國材料研究院(BAM)

Curriculum Vitae

born 1963-08-21 in Berlin

two children, born 1991 and 1993

1981 A-levels (“Abitur”) atGoethe-Gymnasium (humanistic secondary school) in Berlin

1982 – 1990 studying geophysics atTechnical University of Berlin

1984, 1988 student assistant, desertresearch trips to Egypt and Sudan

1985 internship at Preussag AG(hydrocarbon exploration and exploitation) 1985 – 1987 student tutor

1988 – 1990 student assistant at Bürofür Geophysik Lorenz

diploma thesis on 2D resistivity modelling,in cooperation with LIAG (Leibniz Institute for Applied Geophysics, Hanover)

diploma ?with distinction“

1990 – 2001 employed at Büro fürGeophysik Lorenz (environmental and engineering geophysics) numerous projectsconcerning the new government quarter in Berlin introduction of new devices andtechniques, software development focus in 2D resistivity, but also magnetics,EM, GPR

1996-1997 research project on 2D-SIPmodelling

continuous publishing at conferences(DGG, SAGEEP)

as deputy manager also involved inacquisition and organisation

since 2001 at BAM Federal Institute forMaterials Research and Testing

division 8.2 ?Non-Destructive DamageAnalysis and Environmental Measurement Methods“

(R+D on non-destructive testing in civilengineering), deputy of division head.

introduction of new measurement methods,e. g. SIP, pile integrity testing, coda wave interferometry, seismic imaging(RTM)

set up and leading a new working group(?methods from geophysics, geotechnics and spectroscopy”, 8-10 persons)

acquisition and management of five ECfunded and several national projects

design and set up of the test andvalidation centre for non-destructive testing in civil engineering at theBAM-TTS in Horstwalde

2008 – 2010 ph. D. student at theUniversity of Potsdam (parallel to job)

ph. d. thesis on ?Optimisation andextension of the parallel seismic method to determine the length of foundationpiles “ (supervisor: Prof. Dr. Tronicke)

17. 9. 2010 ph. d. (?Promotion zum Dr.rer nat.“) degree ?magna cum laude“.

2013 (7 months) Visiting ResearchProfessor, Colorado School of Mines

Adaption of seismic methods (imaging,monitoring) to NDT (cooperation with Prof. Roel Snieder, Prof. Paul Sava)

Ultrasonic scale experiment to validatea time reversal localization methods (Prof. Roel Snieder)

Quality assurance of jet groutingcolumns (Prof. Mike Mooney) Teaching

May 2014 Visiting Professor, Universityof Ljubljana, Slovenia

Teaching NDT in civil engineeringSupervision of a ph. d. student

November/December 2016 VisitingResearcher, University of Technology, Sydney

Research on Deconvolution Seminars andWorkshop

Recentpublications at https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Ernst_Niederleithinger

Researchinterests

non-destructive testing in civilengineering and engineering geophysics in general ultrasonics, coda waveinterferometry, acoustic emission, migration/ imaging

foundation/pile testing,acoustic/seismic methods, e. g. parallel seismic resistivity, spectral inducedpolarisation, GPR

signal processing, statistics andinversion methods, data fusion

ImportantResearch Projects

2003-2006 TAILSAFE (EU FP5): stabilityof tailings facilities 2003-2006 RUFUS (EU FP5): re-use of foundations

2004-2007 Sustainable Bridges (EU FP6):improvement of railway bridges

2005-2008 DEISTRUKT (BMBF): geophysicalinvestigation of river embankments 2010-2012 Validation of dynamic pile testingtechniques (BAW)

2011-2013 DiWaQ (EUREKA-ZIM): QA ofdiaphragm walls

2010-2013 MIIC (BMBF Geotechnologien)interferometric tomography 2013-2015 Jetseis (ZIM): QA of jet grouting columns

2013-2016 PileInspect (EU FP7 ):Improvement of integrity testing by use oda vibrator 2014-2016 REFUND (BBSR):Re-use of foundations

2016-2019 Infrastar (EU H2020, ITN):Fatigue in concrete

Membership

member of DGG, DGGT, ISSMGE, EAGE, EEGS,DFI

since 2007 initiator and member of theDGG working group ?Induced Polarisation“

(spokesman 2007-2009)

since 2009 member of DGZfP committee onNDT in civil engineering, spokesman of the sub-committee ?sitecharacterisation“

since 2009 member of DGGT sub-committee?dynamic pile testing“.

Standards, Recommendations

DGZfP B7 “Radar” (GPR, co-author), DGZfPB8 “Seismische Baugrunderkundung” (seismic site characterisation, leader)

DGGT EA Pf?hle (recommendations onpiling, co-author)

REFUND handbook (recommendations forfoundation re-use, in German)

Languages

German: mother language

English: fluently (including teaching,publications and presentations)

Ancient Latin and Greek: buried

Teaching

BAM: supervisor of students on alllevels, several internal courses/lectures.

TU Berlin: “Non-Destructive BuildingAnalysis“, WS 2009/10 (with colleagues) , to becontinued in 2014

U Potsdam: supervision of studentspractical work (SS 2009)

RWTH Aachen, since 2011: “EngineeringGeophysics”.

RWTH Aachen, since 2015: “Petrophysics

HTW Berlin 2012-2015: “EnvironmentalPhysics”

Various national and internationalseminars and training courses

Conferences,Workshops

Co-chair NDT-CE 2015 (280 internationalparticipants)

Chair DGG Workshop “GeophysikalischeMethoden im Bauwesen” 2016 Contributor and session organizer at lots of otherevents

Beyondprofession

basketball

motorbike

kayaking

member and annual accounts auditor intwo charity organisations

5. Gerd-Rüdiger Jaenisch 德國材料研究院(BAM)

He was born in 1963, graduated from the Technical University of Dresden and obtained his PhD in Theoretical Physics from the same university in 1992. In 2001. Dr. Jaenisch finished his Habilitation in Materials Sciences and was appointed as privatelecturer at Technical Universityof Dresden. Additionally, he gave lectures at various universities in Germany, the USA, and Russia. He became a member of the scientific staff of Bundesanstalt für Materialforschung und

–prüfung BAM in 1992 being involved in reliability assessment of NDT techniques. In 1993 he was appointedProject Manager for Scientific and Technical Co-operation with Institutes in the Eastern European Countries at BAM. Since 1995 he hasbeen working on the development of simulation capabilities in radiology as well ason the design of modern reconstruction techniques.He was the Head of Working Group “Modeling and Reconstruction in Radiology” within BAM. Inthemoment he is working on direct and inverse problems in radiation techniquesincludingscatter imaging. Dr. Jaenisch has presented more than 200 scientific papers and is a member of the German Physical Society (DPG), the German Society for NDT (DGZfP), and the British Institute ofNon-Destructive Testing (BINDT). In 1999 hewasawarded the Berthold Prize by DGZfP for his work on computer simulation of radiological testing methods, the Roy Sharpe Prize and the Halmshaw Award of the British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing (BINDT) in

2000 and in 2006, respectively. He supervised 2 master thesis and 8 PhD thesis.

6. Philipp_M?rchel 德國弗勞恩霍夫集成電路IIS研究所

Personal Information

Date of Birth:     April 09, 1976

Place of Birth:    Erlenbach a. Main, Germany

Nationality: German

Languages:  German (native), English (fluent), French(advanced)

Education

Graduate Education  09/2003 - 09/2010      University of Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany

PhD-Thesis:“Functional NMR Tomography of the Tumor”

UndergraduateEducation       10/1997 - 06/2003      University of Würzburg, Würzburg, Germany

Diploma-Thesis:“Quantitative 3D in vivo motion mapping of murine myocardium with phase contrastMRI at 17.6 Tesla”

Research and Work Experience

FraunhoferInstitute for   01/2016 - present Magnetic Resonance / Materials Science andTechnology

Integrated CircuitsIIS (MRB Würzburg)

MRB Research Center     09/2010 – 01/2016     Head of Materials Science and Technology

Würzburg

Prof. Peter Jakob      09/2003 - 09/2010      Graduate Studies, Topic: Impact of Hypoxia and the

Dept. ofExperimental Physics       MetabolicMicroenvironment for Radiotherapy of Solid Tumors

University ofWürzburg

ZAE  Bayern	03/2000  - 05/2000	Internship,  Topic: Solar Technology, Development of a Solar
Applied  Energy Research		Simulator  and Automation of a Sunbeam Management Louver
Würzburg       (Various  Companies)	12/2000  - present	Self-Employed  Programmer of Measure- and Analysis-Software
Daimler  Benz AG	08/1997  - 10/1997	Research  internship, Topic: 3D Image Acquisition and Processing

Ulm

7. Bernhard Redmer德國材料研究院BAM 輻射防護專家

Dipl.-Ing. Bernhard Redmer studiedscientific instruments in Warsaw and in Jena. He obtained the engineering degreeand diploma of the Friedrich-Schiller-Universit?t Jena in 1985 and graduated asindustrial engineer at the University of Applied Sciences in Berlin-Karlshorstin 1999. After his activity as an application engineer for opto-sensoricmeasuring technology he was scientific assistant in the laboratory “RadiographyTechniques” and project manager of the project “Tomosynthesis - applications inindustry and civil engineering” at BAM. B. Redmer was involved in the TomoCARdevelopment project as project manager and later as head of an inspection team.From 2005 to 2012 he managed the working group “Radiation technique andRadiation protection”. In 2012 Mr. Redmer was appointed as responsible expertfor Radiation Protection of the BAM. He is delegate at several standardcommittees of DIN and ISO. The working areas are NDT by X- and Gamma-rays,applications of digital detectors arrays, tomosynthesis/ laminography andradiation protection. B. Redmer received the Technology Award of the city ofHamburg (1991) as a member of the working group “Digital Signal Processing” andthe Berthold award of DGZfP (2005).