Armin Seyfried is affiliated with the Forschungszentrum Jülich in Germany, focusing primarily on research that intersects engineering and social sciences. Their work encompasses several key areas including evacuation and crowd dynamics, traffic control and management, and safety and risk reliability.
Their research output includes over 60 publications in engineering and nearly 20 in social sciences. Subfields of particular interest cover ocean engineering, transportation, safety, risk, reliability and quality, control and systems engineering, and artificial intelligence. Seyfried's research topics prominently feature:
The scientist has contributed to numerous scholarly venues, with a notable presence in the following journals and platforms:
Selected recent papers authored by or co-authored with Seyfried include:
Frequent collaborators include Mohcine Chraibi, Maik Boltes, Anna Sieben, Mira Küpper, and Sarah Paetzke. Seyfried has worked extensively with these colleagues, contributing to various interdisciplinary projects and co-authored publications.
Andreas Schadschneider;Wolfram Klingsch;Hubert Kluepfel;Tobias Kretz
Armin Seyfried;Bernhard Steffen;Wolfram Klingsch;Maik Boltes
Armin Seyfried;Oliver Passon;Bernhard Steffen;Maik Boltes
B. Steffen;A. Seyfried
Mohcine Chraibi;Armin Seyfried;Andreas Schadschneider
J Zhang;W Klingsch;A Schadschneider;A Seyfried;A Seyfried
Maik Boltes;Armin Seyfried
Jun Zhang;Wolfram Klingsch;Andreas Schadschneider;Armin Seyfried;Armin Seyfried
Armin Seyfried;Bernhard Steffen;Thomas Lippert
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Armin Seyfried;Maik Boltes;Jens Kähler;Wolfram Klingsch
Maik Boltes;Armin Seyfried;Bernhard Steffen;Andreas Schadschneider
Mohcine Chraibi;Ulrich Kemloh;Andreas Schadschneider;Armin Seyfried
Anna Sieben;Jette Schumann;Armin Seyfried;Armin Seyfried
Shuchao Cao;Shuchao Cao;Armin Seyfried;Jun Zhang;Stefan Holl
Armel Ulrich Kemloh Wagoum;Armin Seyfried;Armin Seyfried;Stefan Holl;Stefan Holl
Jun Zhang;Wolfram W. F. Klingsch;Andreas Schadschneider;Armin Seyfried;Armin Seyfried
Nikolai W. F. Bode;Stefan Holl;Wolfgang Mehner;Armin Seyfried
Sebastian Burghardt;Armin Seyfried;Armin Seyfried;Wolfram Klingsch
Andreas Schadschneider;Armin Seyfried
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Jun Zhang;Armin Seyfried;Armin Seyfried
Weichen Liao;Weichen Liao;Armin Seyfried;Jun Zhang;Maik Boltes
A. Schadschneider;A. Seyfried
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