It's my usual please to announce Andreas "dilfridge" Hüttel. Andreas
hails from (as usual) Regensburg, Bavaria, Germany but with a very low
probability he can be found somewhere else too. Without any other low
quality physics jokes I'll just let Andreas' own words speak for him:

I'm originally from the western edge of Germany, but have been living
for a long time in München, and recently spent three years in Delft, NL.
Now I'm something roughly like an assistant professor at Regensburg
University.

On the professional side, I work in low-temperature nanophysics,
specializing at the moment on single-wall carbon nanotubes. Here, I'm
interested in current transport through single nanotubes at ultra-low
tempeatures (T<0.1K), and especially also the use of suspended nanotubes
as mechanical resonators ("nano guitar strings").

Otherwise I enjoy living in beautiful Regensburg. There's so much to
do... I like to bike around, go out for cocktails, travel the world and
take pictures with my DSLR, I read a lot of literature (preferably on
the sunny terrace of a cafe), but also enjoy watching sci-fi episodes on
DVD. No TV here. Oh well, I forgot, I occasionally like tinkering around
with Linux... :)

I've got a website which tells more - everything there is public by
definition.
http://www.akhuettel.de/

Regards,
Petteri

Heisenberg is out for a drive when he's stopped by a traffic cop. The
cop says 'Do you know how fast you were going?' Heisenberg says 'No, but
I know where I am.'