Project Manager for the Helmholtz Transfer Academy "Future Innovators". Interested in anything that can solve problems. Trying to unlock the potential of scientific development to also solve short-term problems of the real-world.

Nico Hoffmann is heading Helmholtz AI's young investigator's group "AI for Future Photon Sciences". His research interest are physics-guided machine learning for solving inverse imaging problems as well as application of Reinforcement Learning to planning and control problems arising at …

My main interests lie in hard X-ray microscopy with synchrotron radiation and free-electron lasers. I develop both instrumentation and methods for 3D imaging with various X-ray analytical techniques as contrast. Algorithmically, my focus lies on solving inverse problems in tomography …

Expertise in high-resolution scanning X-ray microscopy using different analytical contrast mechanisms.

Development of novel refractive x-ray optics and x-ray beam metrology using coherent imaging methods.