Background
Schilling, Klaus Jürgen was born in Bayreuth, Germany.
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Klaus Jürgen Schilling
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Klaus Jürgen Schilling, German computer scientist, aerospace scientist. Named national winner, Young Researcher Science Competition, 1976; recipient main science award, Ravensburg and Weingarten, 2001; grantee, Australian Government, 1983, International Institute Applied Systems Analyses, Austria, 1985.
Education
Diploma in mathematics, University Bayreuth, 1981. Doctor rerum naturalium, University Bayreuth, 1985.
Career
Head of mission and system section, department for science satellites ASTRIUM (formerly Dornier GmbH), 1985—1990. Professor department computer science University Applied Sciences, Ravensburg-Weingarten, Germany, 1990—2002. Director Technology Transfer Center Applied Software and Computer Technology, Würzburg, since 1992, head Master of Science program in mechatronics, 1999—2000, head foreign relations office, 2000—2002.
Chair Information VII: Robotics and Telematics Julius Maximillian University, 2002—2003. Consultant professor Stanford University, California, since 2002. Adjunct professor Ohio University, since 2002.
Associate editor Control Engineering Practice, 1993—2005. Topic editor Space Technology Journal.
Membership
Member International Federation Automatic Control (The International Federation of Automatic Control) (member technical committees aerospace and intelligent autonomous vehicles, chairman TC on aerospace, 2002-2005).
Awards
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Named national winner, Young Researcher Science Competition, 1976. Recipient main science award, Ravensburg and Weingarten, 2001. Grantee, Australian Government, 1983, International Institute Applied Systems Analyses, Austria, 1985.Named national winner, Young Researcher Science Competition, 1976. Recipient main science award, Ravensburg and Weingarten, 2001. Grantee, Australian Government, 1983, International Institute Applied Systems Analyses, Austria, 1985.