
Prof. Dr. Stefanie Schmidtner
Sustainable Urban Development and Artificial Intelligence
Vita
- Since 02/2021 at THI
- 11/2018 - 01/2021: Data Scientist and project lead in the pre-development of smart mobility at Audi AG (Audi Electronics Venture GmbH and Cariad SE)
- 08/2017 - 10/2018: Data scientist and functions developer at Audi AG
- 05 - 08/2015: Research stay at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
- 10/2012 - 07/2017: Research Scientist and PhD candidate at Susanne Klatten endowed chair for empirical educational research at Technische Universität München, Munich
- 2007 – 2012: Studies of Mathematics and Physics (secondary education) at Technische Universität München, Munich
Research
Research focus:
- Sustainable and intelligent mobility systems
- Data Science & Machine Learning in mobility systems
- Reinforcement Learning in mobility systems
in research institutes AImotion Bavaria and AININ.
- Statistics: Lecture and Exercises (Bachelor)
- AI Applications in Mobility (Bachelor)
- Introduction to Statistical Learning (Bachelor)
- Data Science and AI for Intelligent and Sustainable Mobility Systems (Master)
- Smart Mobility: Trends in Intelligent and Sustainable Mobility Systems (Master)
- Data Engineering and Analytics (Master)
- Applied Scientific Work (Master)
Sustainable Urban Development and Artificial Intelligence
The research group for Sustainable Urban Development and Artificial Intelligence focuses on data science and AI applications for intelligent and sustainable mobility systems. The aim of the research group is to combine research on data analysis and machine learning with research on mobility and transport as well as new mobility concepts, and to promote sustainable, intelligent, user-centered, and evidence-based urban development through application-oriented research. Both statistical and machine/deep learning-based methods are used for this purpose.
Our research fields:
- Application of Data Science and AI in intelligent and sustainable mobility systems
- Intelligent traffic control and coordination of different modes of transportation
- AI based evaluation of mobility needs and design mobility solutions
- Interaction between automated driving and infrastructure/traffic control
Research projects
Members of the research group
Philip-Roman Adam
Research Associate
Alexander Bönisch
Research Associate
Jeremias Gerner
Research Associate
Alexander Horn
Research Associate
Pushkar Mahajan
Research Associate
Sven Pflaumbaum
Research Associate
Anna-Lena Schlamp
Research Associate


