I am a PhD student at the Danish Meteorological Institute. I study the Surface Mass Balance (SMB) of the Antarctic Ice Sheet, I try to improve and fasten the computation of SMB using neural networks. I also enjoy mountaineering, twisty puzzles and editing videos about my passions. I see my future revolving around applications of Machine Learning and Data Science on important scientific problems in the realms of Cryospheric, Meteorological or Climate Change studies. Welcome to my site!
Contributing to the PRECISE project
Aug. 2024 - Aug. 2027Spatio-Temporal Variability of the Snowmelt Onset using Machine Learning Methods; under the supervision of Dr. Joel T. Harper. This work involves modeling and Machine Learning methods applied to large geospatial datasets.
Sep. 2022 - May 2024I contributed to the safe and fast transportation of goods and secured goods as a sorting agent and driver.
Sep. 2018 - May 2021I completed a Bachelor's Degree in Physics (2016-2019) and in Engineering-oriented Geosciences (2019-2022).
Sep. 2016 - May 2022I have contributed to the expansion of the World Cube Association since 2015. I organized over 50 competitions in 15 countries (5 continents); I was a WCA Competition Announcement Team member (Nov. 2018 - Jun. 2020); and I have been a Junior Delegate since Dec. 2022.
Nov. 2015 - now
I have organized over 50 competitions, 10 of them where in completely new communities, in new countries. Those communities are mostly thriving today. My work has contributed to the WCA Spirit and Objectives of more competitions with more fun and under fair and inclusive conditions.
My ongoing PhD is part of the PRECISE project. I work on improving the estimates of surface mass balance of the Antarctic ice sheet from regional climate models using neural networks.
PhD student
Delegate for Denmark
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