About
I am a passionate and always curious scientist, teacher and mentor.
My main areas of research comprise various aspects of computational chemistry, i.e. the simulation, prediction
and optimization of chemical processes on the computer.
I currently work on machine-learned reaction property prediction, employing
principles of graph theory, cheminformatics
and deep learning to better understand chemical reactions, and to develop new computational approaches toward eco-friendly synthesis of diverse target
molecules in the long term.
I am furthermore a software developer and maintainer, for example for a Python package that predicts molecule and
reaction properties using graph-convolutional neural networks.
Other areas of expertise comprise the computer simulation of soft matter and the quantum-mechanical calculation of various molecular and atomic properties.