Claude Leiner

Claude Leiner is a researcher at JOANNEUM RESEARCH working within the MATERIALS – Institute for Sensorics, Photonics and Production Technologies. His primary focus is on Light and Optical Technologies, where he conducts research on visible light positioning systems, micro-optical elements, and optical simulation.

Dr. Leiner's research interests center on optical engineering with emphasis on visible light communication, micro-optics fabrication, and light management systems. His work bridges theoretical optical simulation with practical applications in positioning technology, illumination systems, and renewable energy. Recent publications demonstrate expertise in freeform optical design, laser lithography techniques, and multiscale optical simulation methods.

Analysis of Dr. Leiner's publication record from 2014-2022 shows consistent contributions to the field of optical engineering, with particular emphasis on practical applications of micro-optical elements. His work spans visible light positioning systems, photovoltaic efficiency improvements, and advanced optical simulation techniques, demonstrating both theoretical depth and practical implementation focus.

Dr. Leiner maintains active research collaborations within JOANNEUM RESEARCH, working with colleagues across multiple projects related to photonics and optical technologies. His research appears to be well-integrated within the institution's focus on applied research and technology development.

His laboratory work focuses on the Light and Optical Technologies research group, where he contributes to the development of advanced optical elements using techniques like laser lithography and roll-to-roll manufacturing processes for micro-optical components.