Martin Luckabauer

Martin Luckabauer is an Assistant Professor specializing in Production Technology, focusing on materials science and additive manufacturing. His research explores advanced manufacturing techniques like directed energy deposition, friction-based processes, and microstructure optimization in alloys. Key contributions include studies on laser beam shaping, high-entropy alloys, and heat treatment effects in additively manufactured materials.

Research interests emphasize microstructural analysis, phase transformations in alloys, and thermal-fluid modeling for additive processes. Recent work investigates material properties of beta titanium alloys and AA6060 aluminum produced via novel extrusion methods. Collaborations span international partners in metallurgy and materials engineering.

He has presented at conferences including an invited talk on Friction Screw Extrusion Additive Manufacturing (2023). Media contributions include commentary on crystal hair removers, showcasing interdisciplinary applications of material science.