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Jürgen Fleig is a Professor of Electrochemistry at the Institute of Chemical Technologies and Analytics, Faculty of Chemistry, Technische Universität Wien (Vienna University of Technology) since 2005. He holds a Venia Legendi in Physical Chemistry from University of Ulm (2002) and earned his PhD in Chemistry (1995) and Diploma in Physics (1991) from University of Tübingen. His research focuses on solid state electrochemistry, including kinetics of electrochemical reactions on solid ion conductors, defect chemistry of oxides, mass/charge transport in ionic solids, and advanced methods in electroceramics.
- 2005–present: Professor, TU Wien
- 2002–2005: Privatdozent, University of Ulm
- 2003: Guest Professor, University of Rome
His scientific awards include:
- C. F. Schönbein Gold Medal (2022)
- Wilhelm Jost Memorial Lectures (2017)
- Fellow of The Electrochemical Society (2016)
- Multiple Edward C. Henry Awards (2005, 2004, 2002)
- Tajima Prize (2004)
- Karl Winnacker Scholarship (2002)
- Corresponding Member, Austrian Academy of Sciences (2017)
His research group specializes in designing novel experimental methods and theoretical approaches for solid state electrochemistry, with strong focus on energy-related materials like solid oxide cells, batteries, and electroceramics. Recent publications highlight advances in oxygen exchange kinetics, surface decoration techniques, and defect chemistry analysis using in situ methods.
He has served as Head of Institute of Chemical Technologies and Analytics (2019–2024) and held leadership roles in curriculum development and academic societies.
