Rate My Professor Lisa-Mareike Ottenhaus

Ottenhaus's contributions to timber engineering are evidenced by her Google Scholar profile, which records over 667 citations. Notable publications include "Design for adaptability, disassembly and reuse – a review of reversible timber connection systems" (Construction and Building Materials, 2023), "Designing timber connections for ductility – A review and discussion" (Construction and Building Materials, 2021), "Structural performance of large-scale dowelled CLT connections under monotonic and cyclic loading" (Engineering Structures, 2018), "Overstrength of dowelled CLT connections under monotonic and cyclic loading" (Bulletin of Earthquake Engineering, 2018), "Mode cross-over and ductility of dowelled LVL and CLT connections under monotonic and cyclic loading" (Journal of Structural Engineering, 2018), and "Ductility and overstrength of nailed CLT hold-down connections" (Engineering Structures, 2020). She actively participates in international initiatives as a Steering Committee member of the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) research project "The Future Potential of Steel-Timber Hybrid Structures," leads the adaptability theme of Working Group 1 in the COST Action "Holistic Design of Taller Timber Buildings," and serves as a founding member of the International Association for Mass Timber Construction, advancing advocacy and education on mass timber globally.