Richard Pausch

Dr. Richard Pausch is a PostDoc researcher at Helmholtz-Zentrum Dresden-Rossendorf (HZDR), affiliated with the Laser Particle Acceleration department within Radiation Physics. He leads the Junior Group Computational Radiation Physics and contributes to the PIConGPU project, focusing on advanced computational approaches in his field.

His research spans Laser Physics, Particle Acceleration, and Computational Radiation Physics, with emphasis on high-performance computing applications for simulating laser-plasma interactions. Dr. Pausch's work sits at the intersection of theoretical physics and practical implementation of particle acceleration technologies using laser systems.

As part of HZDR's research infrastructure, he operates within the Dresden High Magnetic Field Laboratory ecosystem, contributing to Germany's strategic research initiatives in advanced physics. His technical expertise includes developing simulation frameworks that model complex plasma dynamics and radiation generation processes.