Team

Meet the people behind AiiDA.

Core development (alphabetical order)

Edan Bainglass

Edan Bainglass

Scientist, Materials Software and Data Group, PSI

Julian Geiger

Julian Geiger

Postdoctoral Researcher, Materials Software and Data Group, PSI

Alexander Goscinski

Alexander Goscinski

Postdoctoral Researcher, Materials Software and Data Group, PSI

Ali Khosravi

Ali Khosravi

Postdoctoral Researcher, Materials Software and Data Group, PSI

Timo Reents

Timo Reents

PhD student, Materials Software and Data Group, PSI

Aliaksandr Yakutovich

Aliaksandr Yakutovich

Research Software engineer, Empa

Leadership (alphabetical order)

Giovanni Pizzi

Giovanni Pizzi

Group Leader, Materials Software and Data Group, PSI

Nicola Marzari

Nicola Marzari

Chair, Theory and Simulation of Materials, EPFL · Director, NCCR MARVEL · Head of LMS, PSI

Former members (alphabetical order)

Credits

AiiDA is a joint effort of the Materials Software and Data group (part of the LMS laboratory at PSI, Switzerland), THEOS laboratory at EPFL (Switzerland), and Bosch RTC in Cambridge MA (USA). Its development is supported by NCCR MARVEL and a number of additional supporting partners and institutions. Data generated with AiiDA are disseminated through materialscloud.org.

External contributors

Besides the AiiDA development team listed below, we thank our numerous external code contributors as well as all plugin developers for making the AiiDA ecosystem what it is today.

Contact us

General questions

Please ask on Discourse.

Bug reports

Check our GitHub issue tracker whether the bug is already known. If not, please open a new issue.

Feedback

The AiiDA core developers greatly appreciate feedback on the AiiDA user experience. Your comments and suggestions influence where we focus our development efforts.

Let us know!

Join us

Interested in the intersection of software and computational science? We advertise openings on Discourse and the News section. Excellent candidates are encouraged to apply throughout the year.

Check open positions on the PSI website, THEOS, and the psi-k mailing list.