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Projects

Project 1: Machine learning for hydrogen atom transfer rates in organic molecules

15. December 2021

Collagen is the most abundant protein in our body and performs a variety of functions, including strengthening and supporting skin, tendons, …

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Project 2: Excited states potential energy surfaces and spin flips

15. December 2021

Recently, machine learning models were successfully applied to predict the ground state potential energy surface (PES) of organic molecules and inorganic …

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Project 3: Combined quantum mechanics and molecular mechanics study of interprotein electron transfer

15. December 2021

Electron transfer processes play an important role in many biological processes, such as photosynthesis, cellular respiration and drug metabolism. In this …

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Project 4: Deep learning of molecular graphs

15. December 2021

The aim of this project is to develop more informative representations and machine learning models of atomically resolved chemical and biological …

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Project 5: Enabling Orbital-Free Density Functional Theory using Machine Learning

15. December 2021

The aim of this project is to speed up quantum chemical computations by replacing expensive-to-compute quantities by predictions from machine learning. …

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Project 6: Machine learning for supported organic electrode materials

15. December 2021

With the rising demand in alternative sustainable energy sources, diverse electroactive organic molecules arise as attractive electrode materials for rechargeable metal-ion …

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Project 7: Using invertible neural networks to predict molecular interactions

15. December 2021

Protein-biomolecule-interactions are ubiquitous in life, from DNA-replication to regulating the heartbeat. The stability of biomolecular complexes depends heavily on the involved …

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Project 8: Learning molecular bond rupture

15. December 2021

Molecules break apart when pulled by force. Mechanical rupture mostly proceeds through homolytic bond scission, resulting in two molecules with unpaired …

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