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Andreas Osterwalder's research focuses on the production of cold neutral molecules and utilizes fundamental chemical and physical research. He is dedicated to developing novel techniques for preparing translationally cold molecules, which are employed in studies of low energy collisions and spectroscopy. His academic background includes a Doctorate in Natural Sciences from ETH Zurich and a diploma in Chemistry from the same institution. He has held several prominent positions throughout his career, including as an Adjunct Professor at EPFL, a Senior Scientist, and a SNSF-funded Professor at EPFL. Additionally, Osterwalder has experience as a group leader at the Fritz-Haber-Institute of the Max-Planck-Society in Berlin and as a postdoctoral fellow at UC Berkeley.
EPFL • Lausanne, Switzerland
Teaching and conducting research in the field of molecular physics.
EPFL • Lausanne, Switzerland
Led research initiatives and mentored students in cold molecule production.
EPFL • Lausanne, Switzerland
Established research programs related to cold molecules.
Fritz-Haber-Institute of the Max-Planck-Society • Berlin, Germany
Oversaw research in molecular physics.
UC Berkeley • Berkeley, CA, USA
Conducted advanced research under Professor D.M. Neumark.
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