PD Dr. Ingo Breunig
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After receiving the university-entrance diploma, Ingo Breunig did an apprenticeship as car mechanic and worked in a garage for one more year. He studied physics at the university of Rostock and recieved the diploma in 2004. For his PhD studies, he moved to the Heinrich Hertz endowed chair of Deutsche Telekom AG at the University of Bonn. Here, he recieved the degree Dr. rer. nat. for his thesis on continuous-wave optical parametric oscillators. After that he was a Postdoc at the same chair for two more years. Since 2011, Ingo Breunig leads the research group Nonlinear Optics in the laboratory for Optical Systems at the University of Freiburg. 2016 he was appointed a Guest Associate Professor (Global) at the Graduate School of Science and Technology of the Keio University in Japan. 2018 he received the habilitation in Microsystems Engineering at the Technical Faculty of the University of Freiburg. |
Research fields
- Optical materials
- Nonlinear-optical phenomena
- Whispering gallery resonators
Publications
Optics for all
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| Why is the rainbow a bow? This question is answered by Ingo Breunig and Adrian Pflug in the WDR TV show "Kopfball". |
The world is colorfull! Light and colors at Explore Science 2011. Ingo Breunig on stage together with television presenters Birgit Klaus and Andrea Grießmann. |
Contact
| Email: | ingo.breunig@imtek.de |
| Phone: | +49 761 203-7455 |
| Fax: | +49 761 203-7442 |
| Office: | Building 102, Main Floor, Room 089 |
Address
University of Freiburg
Department of Microsystems Engineering – IMTEK
Laboratory for Optical Systems
Georges-Köhler-Allee 102
D-79110 Freiburg
Germany