Tristan Bereau

Group leader

• 2016-2019 Emmy Noether Programme, Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz, Germany
• 2014-2015 Group leader, Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research, Mainz, Germany (with Dr. Kurt Kremer)
• 2012-2014 Postdoc, University of Basel, Basel, Switzerland (with Dr. Markus Meuwly)
• 2006-2011 Ph.D. Physics, Carnegie Mellon University, PA USA (with Dr. Markus Deserno)
• 2003-2006 BSc. Physics, Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland

Secondary appointments

• Editorial Board member, Machine Learning: Science and Technology, IOP Publishing
• Coordinating member of the Carl-Zeiss-Stiftung on Algorithmic Intelligence
• Deputy member representative of FAIR-DI e.V.
• Board member of the TRR146
• Deputy member representative of the Max Planck Network “BiGmax”
• Co-Head of the TRR146 Integrated research training group (IRTG)
• Junior PI at Max Planck Graduate Center

• Google Scholar
• ResearchGate

Marius Bause

Ph.D. student

Computer simulations of non-equilibrium processes

Yasemin Bozkurt Varolgunes

Exchange Ph.D. student

Data-driven Markov state models

Alessia Centi

Postdoc

Lipid-membrane organization

Arghya Dutta

Postdoc

Data mining of thermodynamic properties

• Website

Martin Girard

Postdoc

Lipid-membrane organization

Kiran Kanekal

Ph.D. student

Chemical compound space exploration

Chan Liu

Ph.D. student

Transferability of coarse-grained models

Bernadette Mohr

Diplom student

Lipid-membrane organization

Clemens Rauer

Postdoc

High-throughput coarse-graining

Joseph F. Rudzinski

Postdoc

Kinetic properties of coarse-grained simulations using Markov state modeling

• Website
• ResearchGate

René Scheid

Master student

Machine learning of coarse-grained force fields

Marc Stieffenhofer

Ph.D. student

Machine learning in multiscale simulations

Svenja Wörner

Ph.D. student

Kinetic properties of liquid crystals

Christian Hoffmann

Diplom student

High-throughput coarse-grained simulations

Roberto Menichetti

Postdoc

High-throughput coarse-graining

Timon Wittenstein

Master student

Microtrajectories from computer simulations