Tino Noll

Dr. Tino Noll is a Scientist and Senior R&D Engineer at the Max Born Institute for Nonlinear Optics and Short Pulse Spectroscopy, leading projects focused on precision mechanics for advanced X-ray and XFEL experiments. He is a member of Projects 3.2 (Solids and Nanostructures) and 3.3 (Transient Structures and Imaging with X-Rays). His work emphasizes developing mechanical systems achieving nanometer precision, such as mirror systems for BESSY and European XFEL facilities.

Education:

• 2003: Ph.D., Technische Universität Berlin ("Elastische parallelkinematische Führungsgetriebe für ultrapräzise Bewegungen im Vakuum")
• 1989: Diplomingenieur (M.Sc. Machine Tool Design), Technische Universität Dresden

Research Interests: Innovations in precision mechanics for high-demand applications, including nanoradian-precision mirror systems, split-and-delay line units for XFEL experiments, and X-ray scattering instrumentation. His work bridges mechanical design, simulation, and experimental physics to advance cutting-edge experiments in materials science and magnetism.

Publications: Recent work spans topics like plasmonic nanostructure dynamics, tabletop X-ray setups, and high-speed imaging techniques. These reflect a focus on advancing X-ray technologies and precision engineering for ultra-fast, high-resolution experiments.

Labs & Projects: Leads development of the Split & Delay Line for the Materials Imaging and Dynamics Experiment (MID) at European XFEL. Collaborates on experiments like VekMag, RICXS, and DynaMaX at BESSY, emphasizing custom mechanical solutions for novel scientific challenges.