Dr. Tanja Knoll is a research-focused geoscientist whose scholarly work centers on mineral chemistry, petrogenesis, and the economic implications of lithium-bearing pegmatites, with particular emphasis on quartz geochemistry and ore-forming processes. Her research contributes to a deeper understanding of critical raw materials and their geological controls, integrating advanced geochemical analyses with regional geological frameworks to address both academic and applied questions in economic geology. She has authored 4 peer-reviewed scientific documents, which together have received 161 citations, reflecting the relevance and impact of her work within the geoscience research community. With an h-index of 4, her publications demonstrate consistent scholarly influence, particularly in studies linking mineral chemistry to resource evaluation and genesis. Her research outputs highlight methodological rigor and thematic coherence, positioning her contributions within contemporary discussions on strategic mineral resources, petrology, and geochemical processes that underpin sustainable exploration and development.