**About the Editor**

**Markus Scholle** (Prof. Dr. rer. nat.) is working as a Professor of Physics at the Heilbronn University of Applied Sciences, Germany. He earned his Ph.D. in Physics (1999) from the University of Paderborn (title of the thesis: Das Hamiltonsche Prinzip in der Kontinuumstheorie nichtdissipativer und dissipativer Systeme—Ein neues Konzept zur Konstruktion von Lagrangedichten) at the Institute of Theoretical Physics and his postdoctoral lecture qualification in Mechanics (2004) from the University of Bayreuth (title of the professorial dissertation: Einfluß der Randgeometrie auf die Stromung in fluiden Schichten) in the Faculty of Engineering Science. Being both a physicist ¨ and engineer with a focus on fluid mechanics, his research activities at the Institute for Flow in Additively Manufactured Porous Media (ISAPS) are multidisciplinary at the interface between physics and engineering sciences. Particular research interests include modeling and simulation of coating and lubrication flows, potential methods in general fluid mechanics, variational calculus with discontinuities, and nonlinear acoustics. He has authored more than 80 publications, 39 of them being peer-reviewed.
