Silke Bühler-Paschen is a Professor of physics at TU Wien (Vienna University of Technology). She is an experimental condensed matter physicist whose research focuses on strongly correlated electron systems, combining materials synthesis, from bulk single crystals to epitaxial films, with advanced physical property measurements under multiple extreme conditions. Her current research interests include quantum criticality, strange metallicity, and correlation-driven topology, and, more recently, the use of quantum information-inspired approaches to probe the underlying quantum correlations and entanglement. She is an APS Fellow, a corresponding member of the Austrian Academy of Sciences, vice-chair of the IUPAP Commission C5, a founding and board member of the Association of ERC Grantees, and the recipient of two ERC Advanced Grants.
