Walter Benjamin Postdoctroral Fellow at DTU Energy
Copenhagen, Capital Region of Denmark
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Moritz Kindelmann is a materials scientist and postdoctoral researcher with eight years of experience focusing on the structure–processing–property relationships of functional and structural ceramics for energy conversion, storage, and plasma etch environments. Currently a Walter Benjamin Postdoctoral Fellow at DTU Energy, he investigates proton-conducting materials and uses advanced (aberration-corrected) transmission electron microscopy to probe interfaces and catalytic nanoparticles. His PhD and earlier work at Forschungszentrum Jülich combined novel field-assisted sintering techniques and interface engineering for perovskites, MAX phases and oxide/non-oxide ceramics applied to electrolysis and semiconductor processing. Trained originally in theoretical condensed matter physics (M.Sc.) and summa cum laude Dr.-Ing. in Materials Science, he blends theoretical insight with hands-on microscopy and processing expertise—a practical bridge between nanoscale characterization and scalable sintering methods.
8 years of coding experience
4 years of employment as a software developer
Visiting Master student, Materials Engineering, 1.0, Visiting Master student, Materials Engineering, 1.0 at Stockholms universitet
Master's degree, Materials Engineering, 1.6, Master's degree, Materials Engineering, 1.6 at Universität Stuttgart
Dr. Ing., Material Science, Summa cum laude, Dr. Ing., Material Science, Summa cum laude at RWTH Aachen University
Bachelor's degree, Materials- and Coating Technology, 2.3, Bachelor's degree, Materials- and Coating Technology, 2.3 at Chemnitz University of Technology
Contributions:53 PRs, 201 pushes, 42 branches in 11 months
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