SHORT PROFILE
Bálint Aradi studied physics at the Technical University of Budapest, Hungary, where he also completed his doctorate on simulation of point defects in semiconductors. He then worked at the University of Paderborn and later became a senior scientist at the University of Bremen. He is a member of the Light-Matter Control of Quantum Materials (LCQM) research group and has been a member of the Bremen Center for Computational Materials Science (BCCMS) since its foundation.
Bálint Aradi’s research focuses on quantum mechanical atomistic simulations and their combination with machine learning to improve the accuracy and efficiency of these methods for materials science problems. He is an active developer and coordinator of several open-source scientific software packages in this field, and is also involved in teaching computer science to physics students.