Marco Diegel

Dr. Marco Diegel is a Researcher at the Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology (Leibniz-IPHT) in Jena, Germany, affiliated with the Center of Competence for Micro and Nanotechnologies and the Microstructure Analysis Working Group. His contact information includes email (marco.diegel@leibniz-ipht.de) and office locations HG S43 and HG 151.

Dr. Diegel's research focuses on advanced materials for optoelectronic and energy applications with expertise in nanomaterials synthesis, thin film characterization, and device fabrication. Key areas include:

• Development of porous platinum for electrocatalysis and optical applications
• Investigation of epsilon-near-zero properties in $$\text{ITO}$$ thin films
• Study of resistive switching mechanisms in memristive devices using $$\text{HoMnO}_3$$ and $$\text{BiFeO}_3$$
• Design of nanozymes for colorimetric detection applications
• Characterization of plasmonic nanowire lasers using $$\text{ZnO}$$ structures

Analysis of Dr. Diegel's recent publications reveals a strong interdisciplinary focus bridging fundamental materials science with practical device implementation. His work demonstrates particular strength in resistive memory devices, photocatalysis, and optical sensing, with collaborations spanning physics, chemistry, and engineering disciplines. The progression of his research shows increasing sophistication in materials engineering for targeted applications.

Dr. Diegel is an active contributor to the Microstructure Analysis Working Group at Leibniz-IPHT, with research that has practical implications across renewable energy, environmental monitoring, and biomedical technologies. His work on tunable magnetic nanoparticles and nanozyme-based sensors shows particular promise for real-world applications.