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Benjamin Heine

Benjamin Heine

PARI Pharma GmbH

Dr. Benjamin Heine is an engineer at PARI Pharma GmbH in Gräfelfing/Munich, Germany. He holds a diploma (comparable to a master) in aerospace engineering from the University of Stuttgart, Germany and a doctorate (comparable to a PH.D.) in aerospace engineering and fluid mechanics from the University of Hannover, Germany.
In his earlier career his professional activities focused on helicopter aerodynamics and wind tunnel technology before he joined the respiratory community in 2017.
At PARI, Benjamin first worked in the field of jet nebulizers and now he leads the “Technology Platform” for mesh nebulizers, a team that focuses on fundamentals, new technologies and pre-development for mesh nebulizers. In addition, he supports in the development of new mesh nebulizer products with his background in fluid mechanics.
Until 2022 he was a lecturer for fluid mechanics at the Bundeswehr University München.

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