Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology
Gabriele Hamm has extensive experience in internationalization and project management within academic and research institutions. Currently serving as the Head of the Internationalisation Unit and EU Project Manager at the Leibniz-Institut für Photonische Technologien since October 2011, Gabriele Hamm oversees the initiation and management of international project applications and partnerships, facilitates EU project contract negotiations, and supports the search for funding opportunities. Prior to this role, Gabriele Hamm held the position of Head of Internationalisation Unit and EU Project Manager at Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena from September 2008 to September 2011, demonstrating a consistent dedication to fostering international collaborations. Gabriele Hamm obtained a Magister degree in Art History, International German Studies, and Sociology from Friedrich Schiller University Jena and participated in an Erasmus program at the University of Amsterdam, focusing on similar fields of study.
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Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology
PHOTONICS FOR LIFE Photonics, the key light-based technology of the 21st century, is at the center of the Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology’s (IPHT) research activities. In line with its motto "Photonics for Life", the scientists at IPHT are investigating photonic and biophotonic processes and systems to address issues in the fields of medicine and the life and environmental sciences. FROM IDEAS TO INSTRUMENTS The insights gained from research are converted into application-oriented procedures, instrumental concepts, and laboratory samples at IPHT. With this orientation, the institute contributes to the solution of pressing issues in our society, such as in health, energy, and the environment. IPHT is involved in research and development at the interface of three focal points in research: fiber optics, photonic detection, and biophotonics. Biophotonics serves as the link to all research activities at the institute. Together with the two research areas fiber optics and photonic detection, new photonic processes are being developed and transferred into innovative application-oriented systems. TECHNOLOGICAL BASIS IPHT possesses the know-how and an outstanding technological basis in the areas of system technology, fiber technology, photonic detection, and micro/nanotechnology. Together with outstanding technical equipment and infrastructure, IPHT possesses a state-of-the-art, closed technology chain. In addition to the constant expansion of IPHT’s technological potential, the research aims at reaching new levels in photonic and biophotonic solutions with regard to resolution, sensitivity, specificity, speed, and automation.