Robert Kremer

Robert Kremer is a researcher at Fachhochschule Dortmund (FH Dortmund), specializing in integrative material simulation and additive manufacturing. His work focuses on laser-based powder bed fusion processes, particularly involving CuSn10 alloys and multi-material systems. He holds an M.Eng. from FH Dortmund, where his research has centered on process optimization, material properties, and corrosion behavior in additive manufacturing.

Education:

• Master's Thesis (2022): Experimental and simulative investigation of crystal structure and residual stresses in selectively laser-melted CuSn10 components.
• Bachelor's Thesis (2019): Influence of process parameters on material and surface properties during selective laser melting of 1.4404 powder.

Research Interests: Kremer's research emphasizes the development of advanced materials through additive manufacturing techniques, with a focus on alloy formation, corrosion resistance, and computational modeling of material behavior. His work bridges experimental analysis and simulation to improve process understanding and material performance.

Publications: His recent work explores topics such as post-heat treatment effects, in-situ alloying, and multi-material systems using powder bed fusion. He frequently collaborates on interdisciplinary projects, contributing to journals like Materials and Engineering Reports.

Grants & Advising: While specific grants are not detailed, his publications suggest involvement in research projects funded by academic and industry partnerships. No advising roles are explicitly mentioned in the text.