Emilie Steveler

Emilie Steveler is a Lecturer at INSA Strasbourg, teaching electromagnetism, solid-state physics, and electricity. She is affiliated with the departments of shared knowledge; thermal, energy and environmental engineering; and electrical engineering. Her research focuses on optical and optoelectronic properties of organic/inorganic materials for photovoltaics and microelectronics, particularly in semiconductor materials, nanotechnology, and infrared photodetection.

Her work spans topics such as photoluminescence of doped materials, two-photon absorption, and superlattice photodetectors. She collaborates with the ICube Research Unit’s MaCEPV team, exploring advanced materials for energy and electronics applications. Despite extensive publication output, no notable scientific awards are mentioned. Teaching and research activities are intertwined, emphasizing practical applications of physics and engineering principles.