Yannick Moritz Albert Paul Wunderlich

Dr. Yannick Wunderlich is a Researcher affiliated with the Helmholtz-Institut für Strahlen- und Kernphysik and the Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences at the University of Bonn. His research focuses on phenomenological investigations of inverse scattering problems in hadron physics, particularly the extraction of resonance parameters from global scattering data. He specializes in hadron spectroscopy, amplitude analysis, and polarization measurements for photonuclear reactions. His work has been published in leading journals such as Physical Review C and European Physical Journal A.

His research interests include developing novel methodologies for analyzing polarization observables in photoproduction experiments, extending these techniques to broader processes. He has contributed to understanding nucleon excitation spectra through studies at facilities like CBELSA/TAPS.

Publications highlight advancements in graphical criteria for polarization observables and partial-wave analysis techniques. While no specific awards are noted, his work has advanced the field of hadronic physics through rigorous experimental data interpretation. His affiliations reflect collaboration within transdisciplinary research networks at the University of Bonn.