Hi,

my name is Martin and I'm a postdoctoral scholar in Theoretical Chemistry at Stanford University. I'm a chemist by education, but after a few years in the lab, I realized if I spend hours cooking something, I'd rather get something tasty and edible in the end. So, I moved research-wise into theory (for more info, check out my CV   ).

My research interests focus around understanding the properties and emergent behaviors of molecular systems in complex environments and their targeted design ranging from nano-scale compounds to biomolecular systems. This includes continuous efforts to develop efficient electronic structure methods and molecular modeling techniques for large-scale atomistic simulations. Since recently, this involves ongoing efforts to incorporate quantum-mechanical principles into machine learning methods and techniques from differentiable programming into quantum chemistry (you can find my publications under Publications   or the Google scholar link below).

Besides research, I enjoy almost any kind of alpine sports, playing football, hockey, and volleyball, but also traveling, web & graphics design, music, and cooking.

Contact: martin.stoehr [at] stanford.edu

Google Scholar: scholar.google.com/citations?user=MyoZPDAAAAAJ