The University of Arizona has welcomed esteemed materials scientist Horst Hahn as a special advisor to the senior vice president for Research, Innovation & Impact. Hahn will lead the university’s fusion energy research initiatives, collaborating with academic institutions, national laboratories, the U.S. Department of Energy, and the private sector to drive scientific innovation and strategic partnerships. The university’s commitment to becoming a global leader in fusion energy engineering is supported by the Arizona Board of Regents. President Suresh Garimella views fusion energy research as a strategic imperative.
Hahn’s distinguished career includes leadership in advanced materials, nanotechnology, and energy systems, earning him recognition and awards in the field. His expertise will be crucial in securing funding, building collaborative networks, and aligning the university’s fusion energy engineering with national energy priorities. He will also work on developing interdisciplinary research teams and securing competitive grants. Hahn’s contribution is expected to drive the university’s commitment to solving global grand challenges, supporting economic growth, and workforce development in Arizona.
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