I lead a research group (supported by the Carl-Zeiss foundation) at the newly established Helmholtz Institute for Polymers in Energy Applications of the University of Jena and the Helmholtz Center in Berlin. I’m using computational tools and machine learning to capture the tacit and fuzzy dimensions of chemistry and materials science – to design materials that work in the real world.
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A collection of unfinished thoughts and ideas
Date | Title |
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2/5/25 | Beyond the Era of Accidental Discovery |
2/2/25 | 10 Reasons to Aim Higher. And Higher. |
1/12/25 | Dear Claude: Are We Getting Too Close? |
1/9/25 | Thinking aloud about the shape of scientific data |
1/5/25 | A wise bird |
1/5/25 | Trust Me, There’s a Method to This Madness |
12/2/24 | Take it easy, my friend |
9/21/24 | The Tail End |
5/3/24 | Performing basic analysis of molecules generated by ML models |
5/2/24 | Building a GPT that can generate molecules from scratch |
5/2/24 | Building an LLM agent from scratch |
3/24/24 | The ‘researcher’s stuff’ |
3/2/24 | Language I want to be more mindful of |
3/2/24 | Multiple instances learning |
2/23/24 | Developing an intuition for backpropagation |
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