Andreas Jankowiak

Prof. Dr. Andreas Jankowiak serves as Professor of Accelerator Physics at the Institute of Physics, Humboldt University of Berlin, while leading the Accelerator Operation, Development and Technology Institute at the Helmholtz Centre Berlin (HZB). He acts as spokesperson for the Helmholtz Association's research topic "Accelerator Research and Development" and participates in multiple national and international advisory boards.

His academic credentials include:

• Physics degree with distinction, University of Dortmund, 1994
• Doctorate in Physics summa cum laude, University of Dortmund, 2000

Prof. Jankowiak specializes in designing, constructing, and operating particle accelerator facilities that bridge fundamental physics with engineering disciplines. His landmark achievement involved commissioning a harmonic double-sided microtron with four 250-ton deflection magnets capable of 1.5 GeV particle energy, delivering over 6,000 hours of beam time for international researchers within its first operational year. His work integrates mechanical, electrical, and high-frequency engineering with information technology to serve global scientific communities.

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He directs the Accelerator Operation, Development and Technology Institute at HZB, cultivating interdisciplinary collaboration between scientists, engineers, and technicians to develop and maintain complex accelerator infrastructure for continuous international user operations.