Sergi Masò Orriols joins the Soft Matter Lab

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Sergi Masò Orriols joined the Soft Matter Lab on 23rd January 2023.

Sergi is a PhD student at the Biomedicine Department of the University of Vic, Cataluña, Spain.

During his time at the Soft Matter Lab, he will be working on a biophysical application of deep learning.

He will stay in our lab till 2 June 2023.

Christian Rutgersson joins the Soft Matter Lab

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Alfred Bergsten joined the Soft Matter Lab on 17 January 2023.

Christian is a master student in Complex Adaptive Systems at Chalmers University of Technology.

During his time at the Soft Matter Lab, he will study the characterization of active matter particle systems with graph neural networks.

Alfred Bergsten joins the Soft Matter Lab

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Alfred Bergsten joined the Soft Matter Lab on 17 January 2023.

Alfred is a master student in Complex Adaptive Systems at Chalmers University of Technology.

During his time at the Soft Matter Lab, he will study the self-assembly of colloids in the presence of travelling waves.

Vide Ramsten joins the Soft Matter Lab

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Vide Ramsten started his PhD at the Physics Department of the University of Gothenburg on the 3rd of October 2022.

Vide has a double master degree in System, control and mechatronics from Chalmers University of Technology and Engineering Cybernetics from the University of Stuttgart.

In his PhD, Vide will focus his research on the development of and experimental testing with swarm robotics.

Hang Zhao joins the Soft Matter Lab

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Hang Zhao starts his Ph.D. at the Physics Department of the University of Gothenburg on 5th, September 2022.

Hang has a Master’s degree in Biomedical Engineering from Linköping University, where he focused on machine learning and medical image processing.

In his PhD, he will focus on machine learning, graph theory, and neuroscience.

Gideon Jägenstedt joins the Soft Matter Lab

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Gideon Jägenstedt joined the Soft Matter Lab on 29 August 2022.

Gideon is a Master student in the Complex Adaptive Systems at Chalmers University of Technology.

During his time at the Soft Matter Lab, he will work on his Master thesis project on particle representation and graph neural networks.

Marcel Rey joins the Soft Matter Lab

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Marcel Rey started his post-doc at the Physics Department of the University of Gothenburg on 1st August 2022. His research is funded by a Marie-Curie Individual Fellowship with Grant No. 101064381.

Marcel received a PhD degree in Chemical-Engineering from the Friedrich-Alexander University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany. In his thesis, he focused on the self-assembly behavior of soft colloidal particles confined at liquid interfaces.

In the Soft Matter Lab, Marcel will investigate the “Coffee Ring Effect”, a characteristic drying behavior of liquids containing dispersed particles. The goal is to find simple strategies towards homogeneous drying of particle dispersions.

Kunli Xiong joins the Soft Matter Lab

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Kunli Xiong started his research position at the Physics Department of the University of Gothenburg on 16th June 2022.

Kunli received a Ph.D. degree in Material Science from the Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden. In his research, he focuses on developing novel plasmonic E-paper technology.

Giuseppe Pesce joins the Soft Matter Lab

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Giuseppe Pesce starts his employment as a researcher at the Physics Department of the University of Gothenburg on 30th March 2022.

Giuseppe has a PhD degree in Physics from the University of Naples, Italy, where he was working for several years. His field of expertise is laser spectroscopy and optical tweezers used for several experiments, in particular for microrheology and statistical mechanics.

During his employment, Giuseppe will work on a project about optical tweezers combined with deep learning for construction of scalable quantum dots arrays and on automatisation of a double optical tweezers system to stretch biomolecules.