Axel Lubk

Prof. Dr. Axel Lubk is a faculty member holding the CEOS endowed professorship for electron optics at Technische Universität Dresden and serves as a research group leader at the Leibniz Institute for Solid State and Materials Research (IFW Dresden). His work focuses on advanced electron microscopy techniques and magnetic nanotextures.

• Institution: TU Dresden / IFW Dresden
• Contact: a.lubk@ifw-dresden.de

Research Interests:
Explore cutting-edge developments in TEM methodology (high-resolution imaging, tomography, holography, spectroscopy) and theoretical foundations of charge particle optics. Investigate magnetic textures (skyrmions, domain walls), plasmonics in heterogeneous structures, electronic properties of oxide interfaces, and semiconductor heterostructures.

Recent Research Trends:
His 2025-2024 publications demonstrate expertise in nanoparticle synthesis via electron irradiation, plasmon localization in random networks, thermoelectric multilayer engineering, and 3D magnetic soliton characterization using advanced tomography.

Technical Leadership:
Co-developer of novel algorithms for electron tomography (WRAP) and quantitative holography techniques. Regularly contributes to international microscopy standards through invited talks at major conferences (APMC2025, IMC20, PICO 2024).