At the ZEISS Innovation Hub in Karlsruhe, just a few blocks from his former lab, Guillaume has managed to bridge the gap between conducting applied research and creating innovative products. His current mission is to consider existing materials and sensor technologies and adapt them for new applications. To turn them on their heads and reconfigure them. In other words, to shift perspectives.
How does optical coherence tomography benefit high-precision industrial measuring instruments? How can it be integrated into 3D printing processes? Guillaume looks at existing systems from an unusual angle. He has thus spent a long time training his scientific eye. "I'm always delighted to see that people don't stop researching just because they've moved from academia to industry."