A warm welcome to this year’s Bachelor group, who have begun working on computational astrobiology.

Johanna Huhtasaari, Emil Hogedal, Filip Nilsson, Axel Stark, Kinga Kaminska and Ebba Matic
A warm welcome to this year’s Bachelor group, who have begun working on computational astrobiology.
Johanna Huhtasaari, Emil Hogedal, Filip Nilsson, Axel Stark, Kinga Kaminska and Ebba Matic
Dr. Alvaro Lobato Fernandez have joined the group from University of Oviedo. He will help us expand upon our methods for analyzing chemical bonding, and use them to predict how chemistry can change under extreme conditions of pressure. Welcome Alvaro!
Alvaro Lobato Fernandez
Dr. Kjell Jorner joins the team from AstraZeneca, as an affiliated postdoc researcher while stationed in Toronto. He brings in expertise in machine learning, among many things, and we are happy to have him on board!
Kjell Jorner
Dr. Fernando Izquierdo Ruiz has joined us from the Complutense University of Madrid. He will be working on exciting challenges within Computational Astrobiology. Welcome!
Fernando Izquierdo Ruiz
Two physics graduates have joined the group! Felix Heijnen joins us from KU Leuven in Belgium to pursue an Erasmus mundus MSc degree, and Oskar Leinonen joins us from Chalmers Department of Physics to pursue his MSc thesis. Both Felix and Oskar will be working on quantum chemical calculations on quantum computers. Welcome!
Oskar Leinonen and Felix Heijnen
Our recent work in computational astrobiology has earned a press release from Chalmers!
You can find the original article here (it is open access).
Linnea Rensmo, Mark van der Meulen, Jonathan Eriksson, Jonathan Gastaldi, Simon Josefsson, Ana Mari Petrova
Please see details and apply here.
We are happy to (belatedly) welcome Mårten Skogh to the team. Mårten has just finished his MSc thesis in physics at Chalmers and joins us as a PhD student through the Wallenberg Centre for Quantum Technology. Mårten is working to enable the use of quantum computers for quantum chemistry calculations.
Our hard work extending the validity of the periodic table to high pressure has earned a press release from Chalmers!