Pioneering the intersection of machine learning and computational chemistry through physics-informed force fields and innovative algorithms at the University of Manchester.
Explore My WorkPhD Candidate in Theoretical Chemistry
University of Manchester
I am a PhD candidate in Theoretical Chemistry at the University of Manchester, where I focus on the design, implementation, and application of machine learning algorithms in computational chemistry.
My current research involves the development of FFLUX, a physics-informed machine-learnt force field. This work represents a significant advancement in molecular simulation accuracy and efficiency.
I am a published and cited author with more than 30 publications in peer-reviewed journals. I hold a MSc in Computational Chemistry from Rhodes University (South Africa) and a BSc/Hons in Physical Chemistry and Computer Science from the University of Kinshasa (DRC).
In addition to my academic work, I am the recipient of several awards, including the S2A3 bronze medal for outstanding research at the masters level. You can find more information about my work on my Google Scholar and ResearchGate profiles.
My work is on the development of a physics-informed machine-learnt force field called FFLUX.
My work involves the design, implementation, and application of machine learning algorithms in computational chemistry.
I am a PhD candidate in Theoretical Chemistry, a field that uses computational methods to solve complex molecular problems.
Unprecedented robustness of physics-informed atomic energy models at and beyond room temperature
ChemRxiv Preprint
CHQuant: A Protocol for Quantifying Conformational Sampling with Convex Hulls
ChemRxiv Preprint
Accurate prediction of electron correlation energies of topological atoms by delta learning from the Müller approximation
The Journal of chemical physics, 162(7)
Regioselectivity and physical nature of the interactions between (methyl) guanine with HCl and CH3OH
Discover Chemistry, 1(1), p.10
Incorporating Noncovalent Interactions in Transfer Learning Gaussian Process Regression Models for Molecular Simulations
Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation, 20(14), pp.5994-6008
An unsupervised machine learning approach for the automatic construction of local chemical descriptors
Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling, 64(8), pp.3059-3079
Transfer learning of hyperparameters for fast construction of anisotropic GPR models: design and application to the machine-learned force field FFLUX
Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics, 26(36), pp.23677-23691
Metaheuristic optimisation of Gaussian process regression model hyperparameters: insights from FEREBUS
Artificial Intelligence Chemistry, 1(2), p.100021
For outstanding research at masters level (April 2022)
Prestigious scholarship award (February 2020)
Awarded by SENAREC/BEBUC (September 2022)
Three-month research grant at Rhodes University (2022)