Prof. Johannes Gierschner
Johannes Gierschner received his PhD in Phys. Chem. at University of Tübingen (Germany) in 2000. After postdoctoral stays in U. Tübingen, Mons, and GeorgiaTech, he joined IMDEA Nanociencia in 2008 as a Senior Researcher (Ramón y Cajal fellow 2008-13). In 2014, he finalized his habilitation at the University of Tübingen, and holds an Adj. Professorship (Privatdozent) there since then.
His 120 papers (7000 citations, h-index of 43) are dedicated to integrative spectroscopic and computational research on conjugated organic materials for optoelectronics and energy conversion. J.G. has presented his work in 80 orals at international conferences (30 reputably invited) and 80 invited seminars at research institutes.
Dr. Gierschner coordinated several European and national projects. He held a visiting researcher position at the University of Valencia (2008-11) and adjunct professor positions at Seoul National University (SNU; 2014/15) and University of Mons (2014/15). He is currently regular visiting researcher at SNU since 2009, UV (2014-) and UNIST, Ulsan (2016-).
Dr. Gierschner has 20 years experience in teaching and supervision, and organized numerous symposia, schools, and research meetings. He is a peer reviewer for more than 40 ACS, Wiley-VCH, RSC, Elsevier, NPG, AIP and Springer journals, Associate Editor of ‘Frontiers in Chemistry’, board member for ‘Nanospectroscopy’ and of several conference series.
JG received his PhD at the Univ. Tübingen (UT) in 2000. After Postdoc stays in UT, Univ. Mons (UM) & GeorgiaTech, he joined IMDEA Nanoscience in 2008 as Senior Research Professor (Ramón y Cajal fellow 2008-13, I3 & IED certified). Habilitation 2014 at UT.
Dissemination & Activities:
120 peer-reviewed publications (7000 cites, h = 43)
80 talks at internat. conferences (30 invited); 80 invited seminars at research institutes
Adjunct Prof.(Priv. Doz.) at UT since 2014
Visiting Professor at Seoul National University (SNU) 2014/15, UM 2014/15
Visiting researcher at Univ. Valencia 2008-11, SNU since 2009, UNIST since 2016
Coordination of 2 Marie-Curie RTNs and 3 national projects
Associate Editor for 'Frontiers in Chemistry', board member for 'Nanospectroscopy' & several conferences