Doctoral researcher · DTU Energy

Designing Future Materials using Physics-Informed AI and Experiments

I work on inverse design of solid electrolytes for solid-state batteries, combining quantum chemistry, high-throughput workflows and modern generative modelling in collaboration with DTU Energy and the University of Queensland.

Themes
Inverse design · Materials informatics · Methods development
Affiliations
DTU Energy · University of Queensland
Currently
Developing generative workflows for fast-ion conductors and benchmarking candidates for all-solid-state batteries.
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Research

Projects, preprints and publications around inverse design, electrolyte discovery and data-driven materials science.

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Teaching

Courses, guest lectures and teaching material at the intersection of computational chemistry, machine learning and energy storage.

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Notes & blogs

Informal posts on workflows, tools, conferences and ideas that don’t quite fit into a paper format.

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What has been happening lately

A compact snapshot of recent schools, workshops and events related to materials design.

Summer school
Generative Modelling Summer School, Pioneer Centre for AI
Selected to attend and present work on generative approaches for solid electrolytes at the GeMSS summer school hosted at the Pioneer Centre for Artificial Intelligence.
Workshop
CECAM: Open Databases Integration for Materials Design
Participated in discussions on interoperable databases and the OPTIMADE API for high-throughput materials discovery and screening workflows.
Get in touch

Open to collaborations & questions

If you’re interested in atomistic modeling, generative models for materials, or you simply have questions, feel free to reach out.

The easiest way to contact me is via email.

I’m always happy to talk about research ideas, potential collaborations or simply to compare notes on tools and workflows for materials informatics.

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