IT Partners
IT partners are the contacts at departmental or institute level who are responsible for the planning and use of software, computers and local networks.
In Faculties
Inst. for Algebra and Geometry: NN
Inst. for Applied Mathematics: Dr. Andreas Langer
Inst. for Analysis: Dr. Günter Skoruppa
Inst. f. Development and Research in Mathematics Education (IEEM): MBR (Math. Computer Operating Group - Math. Rechnerbetriebsgruppe)
Experimental Physics I: Thorsten Witt
Experimental Physics II: Bernd Berger / Walter Warkentin
Experimental Physics III: Joachim Beerwerth / Dr. Kevin Moch
Experimental Physics IV: Mike Muschak
Experimental Physics V: Matthias Domke
Experimental Physics VI: Stefano Ponzoni
Medical and Biological Physics: Dr. Christian Fillafer
Theoretical Physics I and II: Dr. Carsten Nase
Theoretical Physics III: Nico Adolph, Tim Brune
Theoretical Physics IV: Nico Adolph, Tim Brune
Didactics of Physics: Georg Kosian
Electronic Workshop / Mechanical Workshop: Jens Sparfeld / Benjamin Krumm
AG Wang: Patrick Pilch
Inorganic Chemistry: Dr. Markus Schürmann / Stephan Koller
Didactics of Biology: Andreas Bauer
Didactics of Chemistry: Dr. Rupert Scheuer
Organic Chemistry: Kim Alexander Vogt
Physical Chemistry IIa: Dipl.-Chem. Andreas Appelhagen
Physical Chemistry II: Jens Beneken
IRB: Christoph Pleger
LS 1 (Logic in Computer Science): NN
LS 11 (System Analysis): NN
Math. Statistics and Biometric Applications: M.Sc. Jonathan Rathjens
Math. Statistics and Natural Sciences Applications: Dr. Sebastian Fuchs
Economic and Social statistics: M.Sc. Marc Hüsch
Statistics in the Life Sciences: M.Sc. Jana König
Statistics with Application in Engineering Sciences: M.Sc. Melanie Horn
Math. Statistics & Industrial Applications: NN
Statistics & Econometrics: M.Sc. Fabian Knorre
Statistical Methods in Genetics and Chemometrics: Dr. Michel Lang
Computer Assisted Statistics: Dr. Uwe Ligges
Statistical Methods in the Social Sciences: Dr. Fritjof Freise
Plant and Process Engineering (APT): M.Sc. Martin Eilermann
Apparatus Design (AD): M.S. Lukas Hohmann
Biomaterials & Polymer Sciences (BMP): Dr.rer.nat. Frank Katzenberg
Bioprocess Technology (BPT): N.N.
Bioprocess Engineering (BVT): Dipl.-Ing. Christian Nowacki
Chemical Engineering (CVT): M.Sc. Christian Schwarz
Solids Process Engineering (FSV): M.Sc. Tim Feuerbach
Fluid Process Engineering (FVT): M.Sc. Thomas Goetsch
Fluid Mechanics (SM): Ingo Hanning
System Dynamics and Process Control (DYN): Dipl.-Inf. Thomas Siwczyk
Technical Biochemistry (TB): Dipl.-Biol. Jörg Fischer
Technical Biology (TBL): N.N.
Technical Chemistry (TC): M.Sc. Helge Warmeling
Thermodynamics (TH): Dr.-Ing. Christoph Brandenbusch
Chair for Corporate Logistics (LFO): Dagmar Lepke
Institute for Production Systems (IPS): Rene Wöstmann
Fluid Power Technology (FT): Manuel Grieb
Conveying & Storage (FLW): Moritz Roidl
Machine Elements: Fabian Dillenhöfer, Jan Knipschild
Chair of Control Engineering and Cyberphysical Systems (RCS): Philipp Binfet
Institute for Mechanics (IM): Matthias Weiß
Chair for Materials Testing (WPT): Christian Patsch
Inst. for Machining Production (ISF): Dr. Andreas Zabel
EngineeringDidactics (ID): Roland Hirsch
Forming Technology and Lightweight Construction (IUL): Michael Prüfert
Institute for Transport Logistics (ITL): Christin Schumacher
Work Material Technology (LWT): Dr. Ingor Baumann / Hans-Georg Rademacher
Chair for Reliability Engineering (CRE): Prof. Matthias Faes
Chair for Plastics Technology (LKT): Julian Dührkoop
Chair for Industrial Information Management (IIM): Hendrik van der Valk
Department of IT in Production and Logistics (ITPL): Thorsten Blum
Data Processing Systems (DS): Dipl.-Ing. Peter Resch
Energy Conversion (EWA): Hannes Schmidt
Energy Systems and Energy Management (ie3): Tobias Loidl, Jan Elvermann
High Frequency Technology (HFT): Marcel Bublies
High Voltage Technology (HST): M. Sc. Philipp Huber
Intelligent Microsystems (IMS): M. Sc. Philip Czyba
Communication Networks (KN): Mathias Föse
Communication Technology (KT): Thomas John
Control Systems Engineering (RST): Sascha Kersting
Micro and Nano Technologies
AG On-board Systems (BS): M. Sc. Marvin Rübartsch, M. Sc. Tobias Dörlemann
AG Image Signal Processing (BV): M. Sc. Kay Wohlfarth
AG Data Technology (DT): M. Sc. Emre Ecik
AG Microstructure Technology (MST): Dr.-Ing. Michael Jakubowsky
Professorship Embedded Systems (ES): Maximilian Ambaum
Land Policy, Land Management, Municipal Geoinformation: -
European Planning Cultures (epc): Marina Betken
Real Estate Development: -
International Planning Studies (IPS): Moritz Kasper
IRPUD: Silke Wessel
Landscape Ecology and Landscape Planning: -
Spatial Information Management and Modelling: Jun.-Prof. René Westerholt
Spatial Modelling Lab: -
Spatial transformation in the digital age: Max Robert Wagner
Spatial Planning and Planning Theory: Ivo Fuentes-Rheinen
Spatial Planning and Environmental Law: Prof. Dr. K.J. Grigoleit
Resource and Energy Systems: Oliver Huber
Urban Development: -
Urban and Regional Planning: Lars Sievers
Urban and Regional Sociology: Prof. Dr. Susanne Frank
Urban development, land-use planning and urban design processes: Prof. Dr. R. Tribble, J. Velazco Londono M.Sc.
Transport Planning: -
Urban, Regional and International Economics: -
EDV chairmen: Prof. Dr. Nguyen Xuan Thinh
Architectural Rendering and FG CAD/Image/Layout: Enrique Canalda Pastor
Building Construction: Gabriele Hinz
Building Physics and Technical Building Equipment (TGA): Kai Schild
Building Theory: NN
History and Theory of Architecture: NN
Basics of Architecture: NN
Fundamentals and Theory of Building Construction: NN
Resource-efficient Construction: NN
Urban Planning: NN
Construction Operations and Construction Process Management: Dipl.-Ing. Tim Brandt
Subsoil - Foundation Engineering: NN
Concrete Construction: NN
Real Estate Management and Construction Organization: Svenja Sayk
Mechanics Statics Dynamics: Markus Behlau
Numerical Methods and Information Processing: Prof. Dr.-Ing. habil. Franz-Joseph Barthold
Steel Construction: Gabriele Hinz
Materials of Civil Engineering: NN
Business Administration
Service Management (DLM): Dipl.-Kfm. Alexander Eiting
Innovation and Start-Up Management (IGM): NN
Investment & Financing (IF): Dipl.-Wirt.-Math. Daniel Enke
Marketing (M): Dipl.-Kfm. Alexander Eiting
Operations Research and Business Informatics (OR): Rolf Wendt
Production & Logistics (PL): NN
Corporate Governance (UF): NN
Corporate Accounting & Controlling (UC): NN
Business Informatics (WI): Dipl.-Inf. Chris Börgermann
Auditing and Corporate Taxation (WU): NN
Economics and Economic Education (WOB): NN
Other Departments
Applied Economics (AE): NN
Macroeconomics (MAK): NN
Microeconomics (MIK): NN
Public Finances (OF): Dipl.-Volkswirt Nicolai Suppa
Economic Policy (WP): NN
Sociology of Technology (TS): NN
Economic and Industrial Sociology (IS): NN
Private Law: Ass.iur. Michael Blomeyer
Institute for General Didactics and School Pedagogy. (IADS): NN
Institute for General and Vocational Education (IAEB): Dipl.-Ing. Martin Lang
Institute for School Development Research (IFS): Prof. Dr. Renate Schulz-Zander
Institute for Social Pedagogy (ISEP): Dipl. Päd. Melanie Oechler
Institute for Sociology: NN
Contact person: Christian Bühler
Home Economics: NN
Philosophy: NN
Political Science: NN
Psychology: NN
Protestant Theology: NN
Catholic Theology: NN
Institute for Journalism: Prof. Dr. Frank Lobigs / Raimar Simon
Institute for German Language and Literature: Prof. Dr. Gisela Brünner
Institute for English and American Studies: Prof. Dr. Hans Peters
Historical Institute: Dr. Eva Maria Butz
Institute for Art and Material Culture
Art: Timo Klos
Textile: Philip Böttger
Institute for Music and Musicology: Mr. Bileam Kümper
Institute for Sports & Sports Science: NN
In Central Facilities
Dr. D. Schirmer
Central Library: Michael Schaarwächter / Christian Kirsch
Patent Specification Office (ITP): Klaus Gerlach
Foreign Languages: Dr. Meni Syrou
Higher Education: NN
Higher Education Didactics: Dipl.-Bibl. Andrea Krelaus
Advanced Training: Dipl.-Päd. Katja Leysdorff
Organizational Information
IT partners are our contact partners if we want to disseminate dv technical information (products, licenses, other information) more widely or if specific questions or problems (e.g. hacker attacks, network problems) need to be clarified.
Each department or institute can nominate an IT partner. An IT partner can be jointly responsible for several areas if they cooperate in IT technology.
The nomination can be made informally by e-mail. Please send messages to the Service Desk.
Only permanent employees can be nominated, since it can also be about questions that may require a quick and direct decision or technical system interventions that may affect the ability of the department or institute to work.
Please remember to inform us when a person leaves and to name the successor in good time!
In addition, IT officers act as official spokespersons for the departments' and faculties' I&C needs as well as for central institutions of the University and other Dortmund research institutions.
Mailing list
IT partners normally receive various types of information by post and by e-mail (via a mailing list).
The mailing list is a moderated list, i.e. only registered participants can send e-mails via the list. Therefore, please include the e-mail address of the new IT partner with the name. Self-registrations are possible, but are only actively entered in the list if the list administrator confirms the registration.
In addition to the IT partner, other persons are only included in the list if this has been confirmed beforehand by the IT partner or the head of the institution.
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Location & approach
The easiest way to reach the main building of the ITMC is via the freeway A45 from the exit "Dortmund-Eichlinghofen". Turn right there onto Universitätsstraße. At the next set of traffic lights, continue straight ahead and turn left at the next junction onto Hauert Straße. At the first traffic light turn right onto Otto-Hahn-Straße. After about 300 m you will reach the ITMC building (on the left side of the street). The parking spaces on the parking lanes along the street are mostly occupied. A smaller - mostly also occupied - parking lot is located on Joseph-von-Fraunhofer-Straße (entrance 36). A larger parking lot is located about 250 m further on Otto-Hahn-Straße (entrance 30).
From Dortmund main station, take S-Bahn line 1 in the direction of Bochum/Essen to the Dortmund Universität stop (journey time approx. 7 minutes).
From Bochum Hauptbahnhof, take S-Bahn line 1 in the direction of Dortmund to the Dortmund Universität stop (journey time approx. 15 minutes).
You can reach the building on foot in about 15 minutes from the S-Bahn station. Walk up the wide staircase of the S-Bahn station. Turn left along the university library, cross the Mensa bridge and continue straight ahead. At Martin-Schmeißer-Platz turn left until you reach Otto-Hahn-Straße. There, keep to the right and continue along Otto-Hahn-Straße until you reach house number 12.
The easiest way to reach this branch is via the A45 freeway from the "Dortmund-Eichlinghofen" exit. Turn right there onto Universitätsstraße. At the next set of traffic lights, continue straight ahead and turn left at the next junction onto Hauert Straße. At the second set of traffic lights, turn right onto Emil-Figge-Straße. Continue on this street until you reach the next crossing with traffic lights. There you will find the parking spaces closest to the building. You will reach the smaller one (entrance 21) if you turn right into Vogelpothsweg. If you want to use the large parking lot (entrance 18), continue straight ahead on Emil-Figge-Straße.
From Dortmund main station, take S-Bahn line 1 in the direction of Bochum/Essen to the Dortmund Universität stop (journey time approx. 7 minutes).
From Bochum Hauptbahnhof, take S-Bahn line 1 in the direction of Dortmund to the Dortmund Universität stop (journey time approx. 15 minutes).
You can reach the building on foot in about 1 minute from the S-Bahn station. Walk up the wide staircase of the S-Bahn station. Just in front of you is the large building Emil-Figge-Straße 50. Use the footpath that leads straight towards it in the direction of the stairs.
The facilities of TU Dortmund University are spread over two campuses, the larger Campus North and the smaller Campus South. Additionally, some areas of the university are located in the adjacent “Technologiepark”.
Site Map of TU Dortmund University (Second Page in English).