Friedrich - CV

Kaspar Andreas Friedrich is a distinguished professor at the University of Stuttgart, where he leads the Chair of Energy Storage within the Institute for Building Energetics, Thermotechnology, and Energy Storage. His expertise lies in electrochemical energy technologies, including fuel cells, electrolyzers, and advanced battery systems. He has made substantial contributions to hydrogen-based energy systems, focusing on clean energy generation and storage. Friedrich teaches key courses such as Fuel Cell Technology and Electrochemical Energy Storage, where he blends both theoretical foundations and hands-on applications. His work encompasses lithium-ion batteries and the broader field of energy storage systems, which are critical in modern efforts to transition toward carbon-neutral energy. Moreover, Friedrich collaborates with the German Aerospace Center (DLR) on research involving hydrogen production and renewable energy integration. His projects have broad implications for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and enhancing energy efficiency through innovations in hydrogen fuel cells, electrolysis, and energy storage systems. Friedrich has authored numerous scientific publications and spearheaded research projects focusing on the future of sustainable energy. His interdisciplinary work in energy conversion and electrochemical technologies has garnered international recognition, positioning him as a key figure in driving the global energy transition towards sustainable and carbon-free solutions. His involvement in international conferences, research collaborations, and advisory roles underscores his impact, as he continues to contribute to both academic and industrial advancements in clean energy technologies​.