Heidemarie Krüger

Prof. Dr. Heidemarie Krüger serves as the Head of the Research Department Photonics and Quantum Detection at the Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology (Leibniz-IPHT) in Jena, Germany. Her work bridges advanced materials science with applied physics and electronics, focusing on photonic and quantum detection systems.

• Academic Rank: Professor
• Email: heidemarie.krueger@leibniz-ipht.de

Research Interests span photonics, quantum detection, memristor technology, and nanomaterials. She investigates:

• Electrochemically grown porous platinum for electrocatalysis and optical applications
• Resistive switching dynamics in multiferroic thin films
• Magnetooptical properties of ferromagnetic materials
• Stability enhancements in organic solar cells via amphiphilic additives
• Memristor-based security solutions like true random number generators
• Impedance chip development for biochemical monitoring

Recent Publications (2024–2025) highlight her interdisciplinary expertise, with trends in:

• Magnetotransport phenomena in superconductors
• Optimization of memristive devices for neuromorphic and cryptographic applications
• Electrochemical and optical engineering of nanostructured materials
• Stability mechanisms in renewable energy technologies