Uwe Hübner

Dr. Uwe Hübner is a Professor and Head of Department at the Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology (IPHT), leading the Competence Center for Micro- and Nanotechnologies. His work bridges nanomaterial synthesis, quantum device fabrication, and optical biosensing, with recent publications spanning electrocatalysis, superconducting resonators, and X-ray imaging.

His research interests focus on

• micro/nanofabrication techniques for quantum and optical devices
• photocatalytic materials for environmental remediation
• label-free biosensors and impedance circuit design
• high-harmonic generation for sub-nanometer imaging

Recent publications highlight his contributions to

• porous platinum layers for CO2 electroreduction
• cross-type Josephson junctions for scalable quantum computing
• imaging diffractometric biosensors with single-image readout
• soft X-ray coherence tomography in the water window

These works emphasize interdisciplinary applications of materials science, quantum physics, and environmental engineering.

Labs and teams include the Competence Center for Micro- and Nanotechnologies at IPHT, collaborating with international institutions on quantum devices, metamaterials, and advanced fabrication methods like grayscale electron beam lithography.