Christian Koller

Christian Koller is a Lecturer and Researcher in the Department of Electrical Engineering at Vienna University of Technology. His academic journey includes a PhD in Hybrid Quantum Systems from Technische Universität Wien (2007–2012), followed by a Marie Curie Fellowship at the University of Nottingham (2012–2014) and a postdoctoral position at TU Wien (2012). His research focuses on quantum physics, condensed matter systems, and nanotechnology, with particular emphasis on hybrid quantum systems, graphene-based materials, and superconducting cavities. He has contributed to advancements in atom chip technology, photodetector platforms, and quantum coherence studies.

Notable projects include the E-Steril initiative (2021–2024), addressing chemical warfare agent detection. His work has been recognized with the Innovationspreis Land Niederösterreich in 2017. Koller collaborates internationally, with research spanning quantum optics, atomic physics, and solid-state qubits. His lab explores interdisciplinary applications of quantum technologies in sensing, photonics, and condensed matter systems.