Founder/Inventor – Prof. Ulrich Stimming worked at Newcastle University, TU Munich, Forschungszentrum Jülich and Columbia University(New York). He is the main inventor of the LITRICITY technology and is responsible for the technology development as well as the implementation of the invention.
Founder/Co-Inventor – Dr. MarcHenning Diekmann holds a Dipl.Ing. in electrical engineering and aPhD in economics. He has longtime experience in automation industry and is tech investor and entrepreneur with CoInvest. He is co-inventor of the LITRICITY technology and is responsible for the company’s finance.
Managing Director – Prof. Ulrich Stimming worked at Newcastle University, TU Munich, Forschungszentrum Jülich and Columbia University(New York). He is the main inventor of the LITRICITY technology and is responsible for the technology development as well as the implementation of the invention.
Managing Director – Robert Krause has a background in Banking, Retail and e-Mobility and worked for last 10 years in different leadership roles at Diebold Nixdorf. He supports Litricity in setting up the business and is responsible for the operational part of the company and the development of the company structure.
Team Lead Upscale & Engineering
Team Lead Chemical Synthesis
Team Lead Electrochemical Testing
Marc Henning Diekmann
Dipl. Ing., Dr. rer. oec.
Founder and co-inventor of LITRICITY GmbH. As managing director of CoInvest Corporate Finance, he mainly deals with structured finance, M&A, tax and law.
Hr. Frank Fix
Mentor and advisor to Medentika Member Executive Board and Head of R & D, Medentika Development and Production Management Executive M.E., Mechanical Manufacturing
Dr. rer. nat. Paul Grunow
Dr. Grunow is Managing Director of the Photovoltaic Institute in Berlin.
Dr. Adrian v. Hammerstein
Experienced tech. executive. Previous positions include CEO of Kabel Deutschland and CEO of Fujitsu Siemens Computers, Ph. D. in Economics from Harvard University.
Dr. Ulrich Näher
CEO Diebold-Nixdorf AG Senior-Partner McKinsey & Company Engineer Siemens AG Ph.D. Physics, MPI Stuttgart
Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. Roland A. Fischer
Member Scientific Board – Prof. Roland Fischer holds a Chair at theTechnical University of Munich. He worked at the Ruhr-University Bochum and the Heidelberg University. His research focuses on functional molecular materials for energy storage and conversion, catalysis, gas storage and separation, chemical sensing, photonics, and microelectronics.
Prof. Dr. Thomas Fässler
Prof. Fässler researches the synthesis, characterization and theoretical description of materials based on inorganic solids and molecular compounds. He investigates novel main-group element-based materials at the transition from molecular compounds to solids. The classes of materials investigated have potential applications in the fields of energy storage and energy conversion materials, as well as solar cells, superconductors, and catalysts.
Prof. Dr. Ing. Ulrich Wagner
Retired Full Professor at the TUM Chair for Energy Economy and Application Technology, Scientific Consultant of the Research Institute for Energy Economy (FfE e.V.) Among others, Ulrich Wagner was Scientific Director of FfE e.V., Dean of Faculty „Elektrotechnik und Informationstechnik“ at TUM, Senate member of Helmholtz-Gemeinschaft Deutscher Forschungszentren and Board Member for Energy and Mobility at German Aerospace Center (DLR). He is an active member of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences and a catch.
Dr. Jochen Friedl
Dr. Jochen Friedl wrote his dissertation on nano-sized charge carriers for redox flow batteries at the Technical University Munich supervised and mentored by Prof. Ulrich Stimming. After finishing his PhD he moved to Newcastle University, where he was a Research Associate and head of Ulrich Stimming's laboratory. There he developed the first working prototypes for a polyoxometalate flow battery. After joining the BMW Group, he is now working mostly on lithium ion cells for automotive applications with a special focus on safety aspects.
Dr. Vesselinka Petrova-Koch
Dr. Holger Wolfschmidt
Dr. Jochen Friedl
Dr. Jochen Friedl wrote his dissertation on nano-sized charge carriers for redox flow batteries at the Technical University Munich supervised and mentored by Prof. Ulrich Stimming. After finishing his PhD he moved to Newcastle University, where he was a Research Associate and head of Ulrich Stimming's laboratory. There he developed the first working prototypes for a polyoxometalate flow battery. After joining the BMW Group, he is now working mostly on lithium ion cells for automotive applications with a special focus on safety aspects.
