Julien Rodewald

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Julien Rodewald is a forward-thinking researcher at the intersection of engineering education and digital twin technology, with a primary focus on laboratory-based learning and cyber-physical systems. His most influential work, "The next step of digital laboratories: Connecting real and virtual world" (2019, 6 citations), introduces a groundbreaking approach to overcoming the logistical constraints of traditional engineering labs. By developing a precise digital twin of an RFID-Measuring-Chamber, Rodewald enables students to conduct realistic, hands-on experiments remotely—bridging the gap between physical and virtual learning environments. This contribution is particularly vital for natural and engineering sciences, where practical experience is essential but often limited by access, cost, or safety concerns. Rodewald’s research not only enhances educational accessibility but also pushes the boundaries of how digital twins can be applied in pedagogical contexts. His work is a notable step toward scalable, immersive STEM education, positioning him as an innovator in the digital laboratory movement. With a clear vision for the future of experiential learning, Rodewald continues to shape how students interact with complex systems in the digital age.