Forscher-Alumni: Onofre Martorell Nadal

I am currently an Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of the Balearic Islands Mallorca.

My main focus here is largely on the Fourier Ptychographic Microscopy Method, an advanced microscopy technique that images the specimen using the phase of light, allowing for the study of biological samples in their natural state. My main area of expertise and research however lies in merging images taken at different exposure times, a technique called bracketing. The resulting image possesses distinct details and colours over the complete range at the same time, from the darkest to the brightest parts of the scene.

I was looking for an internship and my supervisor Antoni Buardes, who knew Michael through one of his PhD students, suggested some names and Möller was among those. So my first visit to Siegen was during my time as a PhD student in 2022.

My aim is to stay and to get a permanent position in Mallorca. But it still would be nice to have some collaboration with Michael and the University of Siegen through our PhDs.

I like that Siegen is not a very big city. It has lots of mountains, so it’s close to hiking areas, where I can take a long walk on a Sunday. Just a little less rain would be better.