Michael Duparre

Dr. Michael Duparre is a Researcher at the Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology, affiliated with the Fiber Photonics department. He is part of the Active Fiber Modules work group, focusing on advanced photonics and laser-matter interactions. His work involves designing binary diffractive optical elements for generating tailored 3D intensity distributions in optical trapping applications.

In 2021, he co-authored research on vector optical bottle beams, demonstrating how polarization states can dynamically control laser radiation for applications in laser trapping and surface structuring. His contributions highlight expertise in paraxial optics and e-beam lithography manufacturing.

Duparre’s technical work bridges theoretical modeling and experimental validation, with implications for laser manipulation technologies. His laboratory group, Active Fiber Modules, explores innovative photonic solutions for precision engineering tasks.