TU Bergakademie Freiberg | Germany
Johannes Kirchgässner is a materials engineering professional at TU Bergakademie Freiberg who has developed a strong academic and research foundation through his studies in industrial engineering with a specialization in ferrous and non-ferrous metallurgy, leading to focused work on advanced alloy systems. His academic path includes training in materials engineering principles and hands-on research involving synthesis strategies for lightweight high-entropy alloy systems, which later expanded into his professional role as a research associate contributing to innovative approaches for developing calibration bodies used in hydrogen analysis within a corrosion protection environment. His research interests lie in materials research and development with emphasis on high-entropy alloys, alloy design strategies, corrosion behavior, and advanced characterization methods. He brings skills in metallurgical analysis, alloy synthesis, microstructural evaluation, laboratory experimentation, and scientific writing, reflected in contributions published in reputable materials science journals. His work aligns with scientific indexing platforms such as Elsevier and Springer, demonstrating engagement with global research networks. Although early in his professional trajectory, he shows promise for recognition through categories such as outstanding scientist awards. Overall, he represents a growing contributor to materials science, combining academic rigor, practical research ability, and a commitment to advancing innovative alloy systems for emerging technological needs.