Johannes Strobl is a student of technical physics at the Vienna University of Technology.

In 2006 he spent a term at the University of Arizona in Tucson, participating in the AE3 (American European Exchange in Engineering) program. He has worked as a lecturer and guide for a public observatory, in IT for an insurance company, and at private tutoring facilities. From July through September 2007, he was an intern at the Office of Science & Technology at the Austrian Embassy in Washington, DC.

Strobl is currently working on his master's thesis at the Center of Computational Materials Science at the Vienna University of Technology.

• Introducing Ulrike Diebold - Scanning Devilish Surfaces of Benign Materials (September 28, 2007)
• Review of Faust in Copenhagen - A Struggle for the Soul of Physics written by Gino Segrè (September 28, 2007)