Thomas Pichler

Thomas Pichler is a Professor in the Faculty of Physics, specializing in Electronic Material Properties. His research focuses on carbon nanotubes, graphene, and low-dimensional materials, contributing to Sustainable Development Goals through advanced material science innovations.

He has led and participated in multiple research projects, including:

• MO moment and position resolved mapping Transmission Electron energy loss Microscope (MORE-TEM, 2021-2027)
• Doctoral College Advanced Functional Materials (DCAFM, 2020-2025)
• Novel SWCNT hybrids with tailored properties (2019-2021)

Key collaborations include work with researchers in Japan and global institutions, emphasizing advanced electron microscopy techniques like TEM-EELS for low-dimensional materials analysis. His recent contributions include groundbreaking studies on carbon nanotube interactions, flexible sensors, and quantum confinement effects.