PhD Theses

Molecules in Environments: Towards Systematic Quantum Embedding of Electrons and Drude Oscillators

M. Ditte Uni Luxembourg, 2024

Development of Practical Non-Local Many-Body Polarization Functionals

S. Góger Uni Luxembourg, 2023

Machine Learning Force Fields Under the Microscope: Stability, Reliability, and Performance Analysis

G. C. Fonseca Uni Luxembourg, 2023

Chemistry and Physics of Positrons Interacting with Atoms, Molecules and Fields

J. A. Charry Martinez Uni Luxembourg, 2023

Machine Learning Force Fields: Towards Modelling Flexible Molecules

V. Vassilev Galindo Uni Luxembourg, 2022

Intermolecular Interactions in Static Electric Fields Studied with Quantum Mechanics and Quantum Electrodynamics

M. R. Karimpour Uni Luxembourg, 2022

Van der Waals Dispersion Interactions in Biomolecular Systems

M. Stöhr Uni Luxembourg, 2020

Towards more Efficient and Performant Computations in Quantum Chemistry with Machine Learning

W. Pronobis TU Berlin, 2020

Towards Exact Molecular Dynamics Simulations with Machine-Learned Models

S. Chmiela TU Berlin, 2019

Thermodynamics and Aggregation Kinetics of Lysozyme-Derived Peptides

A. A. H. Zanjani Uni Luxembourg, 2019

First principles modeling of molecular crystals

J. Hoja Uni Luxembourg, 2018

Learning representations of atomistic systems with deep neural networks

K. Schütt TU Berlin, 2018

Towards unified density-functional model of van der Waals interactions

J. Hermann HU Berlin, 2017

The Role of van der Waals Interactions on the Electronic Properties of Molecules and Materials

N. Ferri TU Berlin, 2017

Adsorption of Atoms and Molecules on Surfaces

V. Gonzalo Ruiz López TU Berlin, 2016

Understanding the role of van der Waals forces in solids from first principles

G.-X. Zhang TU Berlin, 2014

Efficient modelling of linear electronic polarization in materials using atomic response functions

V. V. Gobre TU Berlin, 2014