Thomas Lilienkamp

Thomas Lilienkamp serves as a Professor at Nuremberg Institute of Technology within the Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Physics. He teaches core courses including Foundations of Physics, Electrical Engineering, and Simulation of Physical Systems across Master's programs in Applied Mathematics and Physics, Applied Chemistry, and Technical Journalism. His office is located in room KA.432 with consultation hours by email appointment.

His research centers on Biological Physics and Computational Physics for Life Science through the CP4LS group. The team investigates complex biological phenomena using computational modeling to advance medical applications, focusing on translating theoretical physics into healthcare innovations. This interdisciplinary work bridges natural sciences and clinical practice.

The CP4LS research group operates under the Faculty of Applied Mathematics and Physics, collaborating across technical disciplines to develop novel simulation frameworks for life science challenges. Professor Lilienkamp's work integrates computational methodologies with experimental physics to address real-world medical problems.