Christian Janke

Christian Janke serves as an Assistant Professor of the Practice in the College of Aviation at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, where he also holds the position of Program Coordinator for the Bachelor of Science in Uncrewed and Autonomous Systems. With a distinguished background in military service, Christian has honed his skills as an air operations officer and helicopter pilot, bringing a wealth of practical experience to his academic endeavors. His expertise spans several cutting-edge fields, including Technical Due Diligence for IoT, Machine Learning, Blockchain, aviation, electromobility, and security technology. Christian's research is primarily centered on Unmanned Systems, robotics, and autonomy, with a particular focus on Unmanned Aircraft Systems (UAS). His work in these areas is contributing to the advancement of technology and safety in aviation. In addition to his academic roles, Christian is a Research Fellow at the European Aviation Security Center, where he collaborates on initiatives to enhance aviation security. His involvement extends to various industry associations and standardization efforts, where he provides valuable insights and guidance. Notably, he advises prominent organizations such as the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the German Federal Government on matters related to aviation safety and technology. Christian's dedication to his field is evident in his active participation in research and industry collaborations. His contributions are helping to shape the future of aviation and autonomous systems, ensuring that these technologies are developed and implemented safely and effectively. Through his work, Christian is making a significant impact on the aerospace industry, both in academia and beyond. His commitment to innovation and excellence in aviation is reflected in his ongoing efforts to integrate emerging technologies into practical applications. Christian's leadership and expertise continue to inspire students and colleagues alike, fostering a culture of learning and discovery at Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University.