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Postdoctoral Fellow.
Modelling arctic soil networks. Likes to associate unrelated thoughts.
I joined IceLab in 2023 and am working with Ludvig Lizana and Jonathan Klaminder. We are modeling the arctic soil-pore network and its association with material flow.
I received my Ph.D. in the computational many-body physics group at Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology, where I studied statistical physics on quantum systems. However, after graduating, I was keen to work on problems that are more relevant to our daily lives. I joined the statistical physics on ecology and evolutionary dynamics group at the Asia Pacific Center for Theoretical Physics (which later moved to Inha University) and studied the evolution of microbiomes under artificial collective selection. I am currently interested in studying how microbiomes and environments cooperate during evolution, and developing methods to describe problems that have different timescales in dynamics. Additionally, I am fascinated by the application of quantum mechanics methodologies in a wide range of research areas.
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Mars and Motion Lunch Pitch March 1 2022
Mars and Motion March 1, 2022 Watch Lunch Pitch Video First Pitcher: Merve Yesilbas, Assistant Professor at Department of Chemistry and Group Leader of Yeşilbaş Lab. ‘Planetary [...]
IceLab Relaunches Lunch Pitches
IceLab relaunches the Lunch Pitches starting March 1st 2022 after a two year gap IceLab relaunches the Lunch Pitches March 1st with two pitches from Merve Yesilbas and Signe Lundqvist on Mars and Motion. [...]
IceLab and the Medical Faculty Launch AI Hackathon
IceLab and the Medical Faculty Launch AI Hackathon Turning the hype of machine learning-powered precision medicine into actual science calls for collaboration between life-science researchers and data scientists. Therefore, an AI Hackaton [...]
Visiting Professor Andre de Roos
Visiting professor André de Roos pushes boundaries between disciplines and shakes up established ideas in theoretical ecology Mathematicians call him an ecologist, ecologists call him a mathematician. André de Roos is [...]
April 20 Open Pitch Session
IceLab Open Pitches for the IceLab Multidisciplinary Postdoctoral Project Call April 20, 2021 In this pitch session researchers who had not identified a research partner, either to collaborate on an application for [...]
2021 IceLab Multidisciplinary Postdoctoral Fellowship Project Call
2021 IceLab Multidisciplinary Postdoctoral Fellowship Call Opens April 20th IceLab once again invites applications from multidisciplinary research teams for three multidisciplinary research projects In between traditional [...]