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We develop computational tools to enable new capabilities in electron and X-ray microscopes and apply them to challenging materials science questions.
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If you are new to the lab, the shortest useful summary is this: we work on difficult imaging problems where better reconstruction, automation, and physically informed computation can unlock new scientific measurements.
What problem are we solving?
Modern microscopy often produces rich but difficult-to-interpret measurements. We develop methods that make 3D structure, chemistry, and weak signals more accessible at higher throughput and lower dose.
Why does it matter now?
Better algorithms and automation make it possible to extract more information from advanced microscopes while improving speed, sensitivity, and experimental reliability.
Where should I go next?
Whether you want to join the lab, collaborate on a project, or understand our current work, start with the pathways below.
Publication Highlights
We are an interdisciplinary research group based within the Department of Materials Science at the Friedrich-Alexander University of Erlangen-Nürnberg. We have expertise in condensed matter physics, deep learning, large-scale optimization, signal and image processing, and experimental design for advanced X-ray and electron microscopy experiments.
We are part of the Institute of Micro- and Nanostructure Research and the Center for Nanoanalysis and Electron Microscopy and part of the Competence Unit Engineering of Advanced Materials.
How can we help you today?
Prospective students & researchers
Learn about open positions, projects, and how to join the lab.
- MSc and PhD theses
- Postdoctoral positions
- Short-term research projects
Collaborators & facilities
See our research directions and how we work with partners.
- Advanced electron and X-ray microscopy
- Method development and software
- Access to instrumentation and expertise
What’s new?
Talks, awards, and other recent lab news.
- Recent talks and workshops
- Grants, awards, and recognitions
- New people and projects