Michael Haaks

Dr. Michael Haaks served as a Tutor at the Technical University of Darmstadt, Germany, with teaching appointments including Solid State Physics (2012-2013), Physics for Civil Engineers (2013), and leadership of the Electronics Department for Students Basic Lab Course (2014-2017).

• 2012-2013: Tutor for Solid State Physics
• 2013: Tutor for Physics for Civil Engineers
• 2013-2014: Tutor in Electronics Department, Students Basic Lab Course
• 2014-2017: Head of Electronics Department, Students Basic Lab Course

His research centers on 7Li NMR spectroscopy applied to solid-state electrolytes, investigating lithium ion dynamics in advanced ceramic materials for battery applications. Key specialties include:

• Solid-state battery electrolyte characterization
• Polymer-derived silicon oxycarbide ceramics
• Glass-ceramic ion conductors
• Field-cycling and field-gradient NMR techniques
• Short-range/long-range ion transport mechanisms

Analysis of his 2016-2017 publications reveals consistent focus on NMR-based probing of ion dynamics in ceramic electrolytes, bridging materials science and electrochemistry to advance solid-state battery technology. No scientific awards were documented in available records. Information regarding student advising, research grants, or dedicated laboratory teams beyond his NMR group affiliation was not provided.