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Albert Sabadell-Rendón (1993, Barcelona) finished his double bachelor in physics and chemistry in 2017 (UAB). Afterwards, he got his BIST-Master of Multidisciplinary Research in Experimental Sciences (2018, UPF). During this period he performed his major project under the supervision of Núria López at ICIQ. After his M.Sc., he carried on his Ph.D. at ICIQ (2022), also in Prof. López group. During his thesis, he earned expertise in analyzing chemical data using Multi-Scale modeling and Data-Driven approaches, including coding (Python and C++) and automation skills. In his two years-postdoc, he will continue with the development of a general Multi-Scale modeling workflow, able to design a reactor from Density Functional Data (DFT) to Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) simulations. This project is founded and carried out in collaboration with TotalEnergies.
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