Aaron Jerschke

Following my dual Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering at Robert Bosch GmbH, I spent one year working on magnetic materials for electric machines.  
I then moved to the University of Kassel for my Master’s studies, where I worked at the Measurement and Control Research Group on measuring methane emissions using infrared radiation. My Master’s thesis focused on maximum-likelihood identification of dynamic fuzzy models.  
Since September 2026, I have been a research assistant at the ASN Group. My research focuses on the integrated control of water and energy systems.