Rene Tschaggelar

Rene Tschaggelar is a physicist with a strong background in experimental physics and engineering. He completed his education in Physics at ETH Zürich from 1990 to 1996, specializing in various aspects of quantum electrodynamics.5 His thesis work focused on synchronizing lasers.5

Currently, Tschaggelar is associated with ETH Zurich, where he works as an Electronic Engineer in the Electron Paramagnetic Resonance group.4 His research interests include:

1. Physical Chemistry
2. Condensed Matter Physics
3. Spectroscopy

Tschaggelar has particular expertise in sensors, development and operation of industrial systems.1 He is also involved in projects related to wideband EPR (Electron Paramagnetic Resonance) probeheads.2 His research contributions include work on the design and performance of oversized-sample 35 GHz EPR resonators with elevated Q factors.3

In addition to his academic work, Tschaggelar has practical knowledge of system engineering.1 His LinkedIn profile describes him as a physicist with extensive experience in sensors and industrial system development and operation.1

Tschaggelar's work spans both theoretical and applied physics, with a focus on experimental techniques and instrumentation. His research has applications in quantum physics and materials science, as evidenced by his recent involvement in work related to solid-state qubits.6