CompSci will recruit 32 doctoral candidates in total. Here you can meet the current CompSci PhD candidates and read more about their projects.
Amandine Kaiser
From Germany.
She is working on the project "Modelling microscale atmospheric turbulence in the surface layer" within Geoscience.
Anthony Camposano
From Philippines.
He is working on the project "Machine-learning-based molecular modelling of nanoscale geological processes" within Physics.
Claudio Meggio
From Italy.
He is working on the project "Statistical learning method for chemistry applications" within Mathematics.
Fahimeh Najafi
From Iran.
She is working on the project "Frictional properties of surface structures generated by machine-learning" within Physics.
Frederik Rogge
From Germany.
He is working on the project "Large-scale recordings of neurons to reveal mechanisms of learning and memory" within Biosciences.
Hannes Kneiding
From Germany.
He is working on the project "Catalyst discovery by combining computational chemistry with machine learning" within Chemistry.
Harish Jain
From India.
He is working on the project "Mesoscale modelling of turbulence and swarming behaviour in soft active matter" within Physics.
Homa Priya Tarigopula
From India.
She is working on the project "Bio-inspired neural networks for navigation" within Biosciences.
Kosio Beshkov
From Bulgaria.
He is working on the project "Large-scale network simulations of mouse visual cortex" within Biosciences.
Mohamed Safy
From Egypt.
He is working on the project "Computational modelling of reaction mechanisms involving metal-organic frameworks" within Chemistry.
Tómas Zoëga
From Iceland.
He is working on the project "Variable mesh earth system modelling of the climate effects of volcanic eruptions" within Geoscience.
Wenxue Cao
From China.
He is working on the project "Incorporating real time data stream in modeling the state of the Arctic cryosphere" within Geoscience.
