SHNITSEL Contributors




Kevin Höllring
Kevin is one of the main developers of the shnitsel-tools.

Theodor Röhrkasten
Theodor compiled and analysed the dynamic (trajectory) data of shnitsel-data and is one of the main developers of the shnitsel-tools. Additionally, he collaborated on the development of the shnitsel website.


Robin Curth
Robin compiled and analysed the static data of shnitsel-data.


Carolin Müller
Carolin co-conceptualized and supervised the shnitsel-data project, overseeing its development and integration into computational workflows; ensuring its development aligned with the needs of the scientific community. She conceptualized and supervised the developments of shnitsel-tools. She developed, illustrated and maintains the shnitsel website.
carolin.cpc.mueller@fau.de


Julia Westermayr
Julia co-conceptualized and supervised the shnitsel-data project. She co-organized the CECAM workshop where the idea for shnitsel-data was initiated.
julia.westermayr@uni-leipzig.de

Team, Vienna 2023
The SHNITSEL initiative originated initiative originated at the CECAM workshop Machine-learned potentials in molecular simulation: best practices and tutorials (1211), co-organized by J. Westermayr and C. Oostenbrink in Vienna in 2023. It emerged from discussions within the surface hopping team:

    Brigitta Bachmair (University of Vienna) Rachel Crespo-Otero (University College London) Steven Lopez (Northeastern University) Sascha Mausenberger (University of Vienna) Carolin Müller (University of Luxembourg) Max Pinheiro Jr (Aix-Marseille Université) Štěpán Sršeň (University of Vienna) Julia Maria Westermayr (Leipzig University) Graham Worth (University College London)