Published multiple papers on the analysis of energy systems, including presentations at ACM e-energy, ICLR, and NeurIPS workshops. Research areas include quantifying system stability, forecasting high-resolution time series, and identifying power grid dynamics purely from data.
Research Experience
Currently an Assistant Professor leading a group at Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) on Data-driven analysis of complex systems (DRACOS). The goal is to understand complex energy systems from a data-driven perspective, with a special emphasis on transparency and explainability in any forecast or analysis.
Education
No specific educational background information provided.
Background
A Physicist turned Data Scientist, contributing to society by supporting the energy transition through data-driven approaches. His research focuses on using interpretable machine learning to understand, predict, and design future energy systems.
Miscellany
Interested in applying data science to real-world problems, particularly those related to climate change.