I'm an application scientist working at the intersection of medicine design, molecular modelling, and science education. I enjoy solving complex problems, sharing knowledge, and building tools that make computational chemistry more accessible.
- π± Currently learning: Hiragana and new approaches in chemoinformatics education
- π Working on: computational education, molecular modelling workflows, and cheminformatics applications
- π Languages: Python, English, German, French, Luxembourgish
- β‘ Fun fact: I'm the Hitster champion in my group, predicting hits like I spot trends in molecular docking.
I design and develop reproducible workflows for drug discovery and computational chemistry education, with a strong focus on molecular docking, data-driven modelling, and teaching scientists how to use modern tools.
- Built interactive notebooks and teaching material to help learners explore molecular modelling concepts.
- Developed cheminformatics workflows for dataset preparation, molecular descriptors, and virtual screening.
- Supported cross-disciplinary teams in translating medicinal chemistry questions into computational experiments.
- Supporting education initiatives and collaborative research in medicinal chemistry and computational drug discovery.
- Creating clear, practical resources for scientists who want to adopt data-driven modelling.
- Active in communities like EFMC2 for computational medicinal chemistry.
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- EFMC2 - European Federation of Medicinal Chemistry goes Computational: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/12902355/