Prof. Dr. Andreas Heinrich

Room

G1 2.13

Telephone

+49 7361 576-3114

Email Address

Andreas.Heinrich[at]hs-aalen.de

Research
resumé
Publications

Center for Optical Technologies (ZOT)

2015 - today Personal background

Doctoral Center Baden-Württemberg

1993 - 2015 Personal background

Yannick Bauckhage, Andreas Heinrich

Further information

Christian Eder, Manuel Rank, Andreas Heinrich

Sangeetha Suresh Nair, Andreas Heinrich, Matthias Klein, Sönke Steenhusen ISBN: 9781510624726,

Further information

Andre Sigel, Mike Dohmen, Andreas Heinrich ISBN: 978-1-943580-60-6,

Further information

Manuel Rank, Andreas Heinrich

Further information

Verena Richter, Sangeetha Suresh Nair, Andreas Heinrich, Herbert Schneckenburger

AI Search

Hello, I am your AI search.

Ask me something!

Frequently searched:

Artificial Intelligence & Computer Science Bachelor Artificial Intelligence & Data Science

Prof. Dr. Andreas Heinrich

Research

resumé

Foundation of the Aalen School of Applied Photonics and Head /Director of the School

Chairperson of the Doctoral committee of Research Unit IV

Founding member of the Doctoral Center Baden-Württemberg

Dean of Field of Study Photonics (Masters and Bachelor's)

Study coordinator Bachelor's program Optical Engineering

Membership of the 3-D MID e. V. research association

Member of the board of the German Society for Applied Optics (DGaO).

Member of the Baden-Württemberg Center of Applied Research

Chairperson of Department 8 of the VDI/VDE Society for Measurement and Automation Technology

Member of the Photonics Network BW

Professorship for Optical Metrology & Sensor Technology

Head /Director of the Department of Optical Metrology

Project manager, project coordinator, head of the project

habilitation (postdoctoral qualification)

Doctorate in physics

Course of studies, physics (German university degree)

Publications

Curing subpixel structures for high-resolution printing of translucent materials using standard DLP-projectors

Additive Fertigung organischer Leuchtdioden

Additive manufacturing of photoluminescent optics

Evaluation of a 3D printed freeform reflector and lens

Measurement and use of the refractive index distribution in optical elements created by additive manufacturing

Towards 3D printed standard probes for fluorescence microscopy