Moritz Müller

Continuation of research projects

• Conducted research on ultrafast electronic processes in the Modeling and Simulation Group of Prof. D. Sánchez-Portal • Simulations in high-performance computing environments (Unix/Bash) Programming to analyze, process, visualize numerical data (Python) Implementation of accurate, parallelized simulation techniques (Fortran) • Presentation of results in peer-reviewed scientific journals, at international conferences • Worked in direct contact with international experimental and theoretical teams

• Worked interdependently in a group of 14 early stage researchers • Scientific dissemination, public outreach, and training activities

Wrote user-oriented scripts/docs for scientific software

Set-up and programming (C++) of a direct digital synthesizer box (hardware) in the Quantum Dynamics group, Prof. G. Rempe

Community service as an alternative to military service, official qualification as a Healthcare Assistant

Doctorate in Physics (computational materials physics, electronic structure theory, condensed matter physics), Dissertation: „Theory of Ultrafast Electron Transfer from Localized Quantum States at Surfaces“

Specialization: Applied & Engineering Physics Master's Thesis: „First-Principles Description of Porphine Self-Assembly on Coinage Metal Surfaces“, Chair for Theoretical Chemistry, Prof. K. Reuter

Specialization: Applied & Engineering Physics Master's Thesis: “Pattern Formation in the Two-Dimensional Complex-Ginzburg-Landau Equation with Nonlinear Global Coupling“, Non-Equilibrium Chemical Physics Group, Prof. K. Krischer

Focus Subjects: Mathematics and Biology