Team
Dr. Alex Ganose
Lecturer, Imperial College LondonCo-investigator, Materials Project
Alex Ganose is a Lecturer and EPSRC Fellow in the Department of Chemistry at Imperial College London.
His research uses computational materials chemistry, machine learning, and data science to design new materials for pressing problems, including renewable energy generation (photovoltaics & thermoelectrics) and energy storage.
Alex was awarded his EngD in chemistry from University College London in 2018. After a Postdoctoral position at Berkeley Lab, California he joined Imperial as an EPSRC Fellow in 2021. In 2022, he was appointed as a Lecturer in the Department of Chemistry. He is a co-investigator at the Materials Project.
You can contact Dr Alex Ganose by email.
PhD Students
Ruiqi Wu
Project: Designing novel photovoltaics through machine learningRuiqi grew up in China, from a small city where Tofu is believed to originate from. She obtained undergraduate degrees in Materials Engineering at both the University of British Columbia (Canada) and Chongqing University (China) where she investigated metal processing, batteries and transistors. After graduating with a distinction in Advanced Materials Science from UCL, Ruiqi joined the group in November 2022 as the first PhD student, focusing on designing earth-abundant photovoltaics. When she’s not studying, Ruiqi enjoys cooking, manga and fossil hunting.
Yifan Wu
Project: Accelerating materials synthesis and computationCo-supervisor: Prof. Aron Walsh
Irea Mosquera Louis
Project: Defect representations in solid-state materialsCo-supervisor: Prof. Aron Walsh
Leo Lou
Project: Machine learning to accelerate the discovery of energy materials
Shirui Wang
Project: Finite-temperature materials discovery
Masters Students
Emad Uddin
Project: ML accelerated materials discovery