Group

Dorothea

Dr. Dorothea Golze

Junior group leader
email: Click to reveal dorothea.golze@tu-dresden.de

Dorothea started the junior group funded by the Emmy-Noether program of the German Research Foundation in June 2021. After studying chemistry at the University of Leipzig, she started her PhD at the University of Zurich (Switzerland) under the supervision of Prof. Jürg Hutter and graduated in 2016. She then joined the group of Prof. Patrick Rinke at Aalto University (Finland) as postdoc. Read more.


Antonio

Dr. Francisco Antonio Delesma Diaz

Postdoc
email: Click to reveal francisco_antonio.delesma_diaz@tu-dresden.de

Antonio holds a PhD in nanoscience and nanotechnology from Cinvestav-IPN, Mexico. In 2021 he joined Prof. Patrick Rinke’s group at Aalto University, Finland, as a postdoc. Currently he works on the development of low-scaling GW algorithms that will exploit the performance boost of emerging Exascale architectures.


Qing-Long

Qing-Long Liu

PhD student
email: Click to reveal qing-long.liu@mailbox.tu-dresden.de

Qing-Long got his master in applied mathematics and informatics from HSE, Russia and bachelor in chemistry from Inner Mongolia University, China.
He works on implementing relativistic effects to GW method to simulate XPS spectroscopy.


Ekin

Ekin Esme Baş

PhD student
email: Click to reveal ekin-esme.bas@mailbox.tu-dresden.de

Ekin completed her master’s and bachelor’s degree in computational chemistry and molecular modeling at Bogazici University, Turkey.
She is currently working on the Raman spectra modeling of 2D MOFs and TMDs using CP2K program package.


Moritz

Moritz Leucke

PhD student
email: Click to reveal moritz.leucke@mailbox.tu-dresden.de

Moritz got his master’s and bachelor’s degree in chemistry at Technische Universität Dresden. He works currently on implementing low-scaling GW algorithms.


Jannis Kockläuner

PhD student
email: Click to reveal jannis.kocklaeuner@mailbox.tu-dresden.de

Jannis obtained his bachelor’s degree at Philipps University Marburg and his master’s degree at TU Dresden. As part of the Research Training Group 2861 he aims to enable accurate predictions of multi-electron core excitations with GW.


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