Rate My Professor Steffen Hagemann

Prior to his current roles, Hagemann was an Assistant Professor at the Technical University Munich. At UWA, he has supervised and co-supervised 16 postdoctoral fellows and 91 PhD, MSc, and Honours theses, significantly impacting the training of economic geologists. His research extends to the Yilgarn Craton in Western Australia and South American regions including the eastern Andes of Peru, northwest Argentina, and Precambrian shields in Brazil and Guyana. Key publications include 'Coupling whole-rock geochemistry with trace elements and S-isotope analyses of pyrite to unravel distinct precipitation processes responsible for the Yaouré gold deposit formation (Côte d’Ivoire, West Africa)' (Mériaud et al., 2026, Mineralium Deposita), 'Petrology and mineralogy of the CuAu fertile, Archaean Burns Porphyry Intrusive Complex, Yilgarn craton, Western Australia' (Witt et al., 2026, Lithos), 'Diverse examples of sodic and sodic–calcic alteration in greenstone rocks and intrusions of the Kalgoorlie–Kurnalpi Rift, Yilgarn Craton: significance for gold mineralisation' (Witt et al., 2025, Australian Journal of Earth Sciences), 'Geologic Setting and Hydrothermal Alteration at the Tucano Gold Deposit in Northern Brazil' (Soares et al., 2025, Economic Geology), and 'Granitoid-Hosted Orogenic Gold Mineralization: Genetic Constraints on the 7.4 Moz Archean Gruyere Gold Deposit, Yilgarn Craton, Western Australia' (Schreefel et al., 2025, Economic Geology). Hagemann contributes as Associate Editor for Mineralium Deposita, Brazilian Journal of Geology, and the Geological Survey of Brazil, enhancing the field's scholarly discourse.