Felix Binkowski

Felix Binkowski is a researcher at the Zuse Institute Berlin within the Modeling and Simulation of Complex Processes department and Computational Nano Optics group. His work focuses on computational methods for photonic systems and quantum technologies.

• Position: Researcher
• Email: binkowski@zib.de

Research Interests include: modal analysis of nanophotonic devices, resonance phenomena in non-Hermitian systems, Purcell effect optimization for quantum emitters, and application of Riesz projections to eigenvalue problems. His projects span from theoretical developments to experimental validation of optical materials.

• Key methodologies: AAA rational approximation, Riesz projections, Gaussian process optimization
• Application areas: photovoltaics, nanolasers, plasmonic systems

Recent Publications (2024-2025) demonstrate expertise in: computational resonance extraction, pole-zero analysis of photonic systems, and uncertainty-guided design optimization. Notable works include software frameworks for resonance expansion (RPExpand) and studies on Purcell enhancement in 2D material-based nanoresonators.

Education includes a doctoral degree (2023) from Freie Universität Berlin under Christof Schütte, and a Master's (2017) from Technische Universität Berlin with advisors Jörg Liesen and Martin Weiser.