Jörg Götte

Professor Jörg Götte is a Senior Lecturer at the School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow, with a Visiting Professorship at Nanjing University. His career spans institutions in Scotland, the Netherlands, Germany, and China, including a postdoctoral stint at the Max Planck Institute for the Physics of Complex Systems. He completed his PhD at the University of Strathclyde and contributed to a patent on rotational spectroscopy for chiral molecules.

• Education: PhD in Physics, University of Strathclyde

Research Interests:
Jörg’s work bridges Quantum Physics, Optics, and Condensed Matter Physics, focusing on chiral molecules, geometric phases of light, spin-orbit coupling, and vector vortex beams. His research explores quantum phenomena in optical systems, relativistic electron vortices, and superoscillatory optical fields.

Article Trends:
His publications highlight quantum phase engineering, topological optical effects, and precision laser processing. Key subfields include chirality in spectroscopy, electron vortex dynamics, and nonlinear optical beam manipulation.

Scientific Awards and Grants:
Recipient of a Newton International Fellowship and current holder of two major grants:

• EPSRC New Horizons (2021–2023): Helicity-dependent quantum phases
• Levehulme Project (2021–2024): Disentangling the chiral clutter in optically enhanced rotational spectroscopy

Leadership and Outreach:
He serves on the executive editorial board for the Journal of Optics and organizes Glasgow’s colloquium series. His work has been featured in high-impact journals including Nature Communications and Physical Review Letters.