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I run the machine learning research projects of the Computational Electronic Structure Theory (CEST) group at Aalto University. We are interfacing machine learning algorithms with quantum mechanical simulations of materials with the aim to optimise material functionality. In particular, we seek to improve the performance of organic and inorganic components in solar cell devices. See more about our research on optimising organic/inorganic interfaces and data-driven materials science.
Person profile
I run the machine learning research projects of the Computational Electronic Structure Theory (CEST) group at Aalto University. We are interfacing machine learning algorithms with quantum mechanical simulations of materials with the aim to optimise material functionality. In particular, we seek to improve the performance of organic and inorganic components in solar cell devices. See more about our research on optimising organic/inorganic interfaces and data-driven materials science.
Background
I moved from Serbia to the UK to study physics at University College London, then I took a DPhil in Materials Science from Merton College at the University of Oxford in 2008. I went on to specialise in development and HPC applications of large-scale first principles calculations at the National Institute for Materials Science (Japan) and Universidad Autonoma de Madrid (Spain). I joined the CEST group of Patrick Rinke at Aalto University in 2015.
Background
I moved from Serbia to the UK to study physics at University College London, then I took a DPhil in Materials Science from Merton College at the University of Oxford in 2008. I went on to specialise in development and HPC applications of large-scale first principles calculations at the National Institute for Materials Science (Japan) and Universidad Autonoma de Madrid (Spain). I joined the CEST group of Patrick Rinke at Aalto University in 2015.