Thomas Juffmann

Thomas Juffmann is a Professor at the Faculty of Physics, specializing in Quantum Optics, Quantum Nanophysics, and Quantum Information. His research bridges quantum imaging, electron microscopy, and computational optics, with a focus on super-resolution techniques and quantum coherence.

Recent trends in his publications highlight advancements in cavity-enhanced microscopy, fluorescence lifetime imaging, and alkali photocathode engineering. Key subfields include quantum metrology, optical near-field sensing, and interference microscopy.

Scientific Awards:

• micrograph award 'novel microscopy' (2012)
• ERC Starting Grant (2018)
• ESG-Nano-Prize on Nanosciences 2010 (2010)

He leads funded projects like COBLIM (label-free bacterial lysis imaging), ONEM (optical near-field electron microscopy), and EOFLIM (super-resolution fluorescence lifetime microscopy for brain surgery). His outreach work includes the Seec Photography initiative for real-time quantum imaging.