Georg Gramse

Georg Gramse is an Associate Professor (Privatdozent) in the Department of Molecular and Membrane Biophysics at Johannes Kepler University Linz (JKU), where he leads cutting-edge research in nanoscale imaging techniques and materials characterization.

His research spans:

• Advanced scanning probe microscopy development (scanning microwave microscopy, electrostatic force microscopy)
• Ion intercalation dynamics in 2D catalysts
• In operando charge transport imaging of nanoscale semiconductor structures
• Degradation mechanisms in perovskite solar cells

Professor Gramse maintains an active publication record with 30 research outputs, including high-impact articles in Small and Nanoscale. His work demonstrates consistent interdisciplinary innovation bridging biophysics, materials science, and electrochemistry through sophisticated nanoscale characterization methods.

He currently directs five major EU-funded research initiatives:

• NanoRam (2024-2028): Advanced nanoscale imaging
• DigiCell (2024-2026): Digital cell characterization
• 4D-NMR (2023-2026): Multidimensional nuclear magnetic resonance
• upperVISION2030 (2022-2025): Vision technology integration
• UNICORN Dx (2022): Diagnostic applications

The research group provides state-of-the-art facilities for low-temperature microscopy and electrochemical imaging, fostering international collaborations in energy materials and biophysical systems through multiple EU projects.