I'm a PhD student at the University of Oxford working with Michael Bronstein and Max Welling. My research focusses on the relationship between concepts in stochastic thermodynamics and generative Artificial Intelligence. Particularly I am interested in exploiting this relationship to build new methodologies to push the boundaries of applying Generative AI for problem in Computational and Biochemistry. Especially the computational challenge of Free-Energy Estimation. 

I'm currently a Research Resident at Normal Computing in New York. Before starting my PhD I obtained a masters degree from the University of Amsterdam under the supervision of Max Welling and Yarin Gal as part of the ELLIS MSc program. Prior to this, I worked as student research at Porsche and obtained my bachelors degree in computer science from the University of Groningen. At the time my research primarily focussed on robust and interpretable machine learning.