Introduction
Welcome to the webpage of the Chair for Reliability Engineering! The Chair was founded in February 2022 and is headed by Prof. Dr. Matthias Faes.
The research at the chair revolves in essence around the question "How can we design structures and components that are safe, reliable and economic, even when we don't have all required information to do so". To tackle this question, developments are made in the fields of structural reliability, uncertainty quantification, risk analysis and machine learning under scarce data. Take a look at our research portfolio to have an idea of our ongoing work.
Our international collaborations
The Chair for Reliability Engineering collaborates with partners all over the globe in the framework of joint project proposals, research exchanges, joint research work and publications and the organization of special issues and minisymposia.
Updates from the Chair
More updates can be found here .
CRE's contribution to GAMM conference
Nataly Manque Roa and Xuan-Yi Zhang presents their research in GAMM conference
Prof. Shields gives a talk about UQ for ML
UQ for ML and ML for UQ: Why Uncertainty Quantification and Machine Learning Go Hand-in-Hand.
Chair for Reliability Engineering's Contributions to ICASP14
CRE attended 14th International Conference on Applications of Statistics and Probability in Civil Engineering (ICASP14)
Prof. Faes wins "2023 EASD Junior Research Prize in the area of Development of Methodologies for Structural Dynamics"
Prof. Matthias Faes was awarded the 2023 EASD Junior Research Prize in the area of Development of Methodologies for Structural Dynamics by the EASD.