Malte Rothhämel
ASSISTANT PROFESSOR
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About me
Malte Rothhämel graduated from Technical University in Dresden, Germany, as Diplom-Ingenieur (corresponding Master of Engineering). He undertook an industrial PhD in steering feel and active steering in heavy trucks at Scania and Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Sweden. After a several month motorcycle trip with his family he was sent as a guest researcher to Volkswagen Global Research in Wolfsburg, Germany, working on fail-operation chassis concepts for automated heavy vehicles. Malte spent 3.5 years in the development of active steering and back-up steering systems for heavy trucks as well as braking and steering system integration in automated heavy trucks at Scania.
In 2020 he joined KTH in Stockholm as Assistant Professor in Vehicle System Technology, widening the focus including also human powered vehicles.
Courses
Degree Project in Vehicle Engineering, Second Cycle (SD221X), examiner | Course web
Ground Vehicle Dynamics, Basic Course (SD2225), teacher | Course web
Vehicle Dynamics Project Course Part 1 (SD2229), teacher | Course web
Vehicle Dynamics Project Course Part 2 (SD2230), teacher | Course web
Vehicle Engineering (SD1002), teacher | Course web
Vehicle System Technology (SD2221), examiner, course responsible, teacher | Course web