17 Doctoral candidates - we are PREDICTOR

DC1-ICT

Manaswitha Todupunuri

Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology ICT
“Electrochemical high-throughput analytics is a rising method filled with potential. I’m excited to work on automated liquid handling system and possibly integrate it with other measuring/spectroscopy units... ”
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DC2-ICT

Sancia Morris

Fraunhofer Institute for Chemical Technology ICT
"My goal is to accelerate redox flow battery research within the PREDICTOR project by pioneering a highly innovative, automated high-throughput electrochemical platform using potentio-dynamic techniques...”
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DC3-SCAI

Daniel Willimetz

Fraunhofer Institute for Algorithms and Scientific Computing SCAI
“My goal is to accelerate redox flow battery research with a data-driven, semantic framework that combines AI, high-throughput screening, and advanced tools to extract knowledge, build predictive models, and guide better design and operation.”
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DC4-DTU

Antonio Sessa

Technical University of Denmark
“I really enjoy contributing to this project from a computational perspective, and I hope that the technology we aim to create can pave the way for the exploration of tons of new organics to be used in ORFBs...”
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DC5-DTU

Rita Villar Parajó

Technical University of Denmark
“It’s especially exciting to be able to put theoretical physics at the service of realizing better energy systems for all.”
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DC6-SCM

Anastasia Kryachkova

Software for Chemistry & Materials BV (SCM)
“By developing accurate and efficient machine learning force fields for organic electrolytes, we can unlock new insights into redox-flow batteries, accelerating their design and supporting the transition towards more reliable and sustainable energy storage solutions.”
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Davi Mattoso

Software for Chemistry & Materials BV (SCM)
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Abdullah Sirat

University of Aalto
“Improving the energy density of the flow batteries through advanced strategies involving solid boosters and redox shuttles offers a promising route towards matching the performance of solid-state systems...”
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DC9-UAL

Chuyue Li

University of Aalto
“Discovering new redox materials is like navigating a vast chemical landscape. With high-throughput methods and smart automation, we’re no longer walking blind—we’re charting the map.”
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DC10-CNRS

Arjun Sankar

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
“What if we could tell the material properties we want and let AI find how to make it?"
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DC11-CNRS

Avaneesh Balasubramanian

Centre National de la Recherche Scientifique
"With the many possibilities we have for obtaining superior performance in redox flow batteries, I am glad to be involved in PREDICTOR's project of optimizing these possibilities using machine learning..."
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DC12-KIT

Matteo Gagliano

Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
"With the right predictive control strategies, Redox Flow Batteries can achieve efficiencies that position them as strong contenders against the current state-of-the-art in electrochemical storage."
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DC13-ENX

Zuzanna Borowiak

Cellcube
“Redox flow batteries are essential for enabling reliable, large-scale renewable energy storage. This project supports their accelerated development through predictive modeling and high-throughput innovation, aligning with PREDICTOR’s vision of sustainable energy future.”
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DC14-ZHAW

Davide Cinti

Zurich University of Applied Sciences
“This project highlights the power of combining scientific knowledge - rooted in physics and chemistry - with computational tools and digital technologies to address complex challenges in sustainable energy storage.”
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DC15-ZHAW

Jaime Lopez

Zurich University of Applied Sciences
“Predictive and useful models, as simple as possible, not more.”
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DC16-UCAM

Žak Ruben Šinkovec

University of Cambridge
“In PREDICTOR, I’m focused on building a practical path from redox-active molecule design to high-throughput synthesis. What excites me most is turning abstract chemical ideas into real, testable compounds—fast...”
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DC17-ACM

Meng Kong

Accelerated Materials
“How can we accelerate the optimisation process for flow batteries? A software platform that integrates automation and artificial intelligence, a semantic framework that incorporates various experimental equipment, and a committed and collaborative team. I'm excited to embark on this journey!”
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