Michele Ceriotti
Ceriotti led COSMO from 2013 after physics training at ETH and three years as an Oxford research fellow. The lab studies atomic-scale materials with statistical mechanics and learning. He received an ERC Starting Grant in 2016 and a Consolidator Grant in 2021. These support a research career focused on predictive modeling of molecules and materials. He is a core developer of metatensor, i-PI and chemiscope. COSMO combines physical models and data science for accurate, efficient atomic simulation.
Timeline
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2013
Computational Science and Modeling
Ceriotti led COSMO from 2013 after physics training at ETH and three years as an Oxford research fellow. The lab studies atomic-scale materials with statistical mechanics and learning.
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2016–2021
Research grants
He received an ERC Starting Grant in 2016 and a Consolidator Grant in 2021. These support a research career focused on predictive modeling of molecules and materials.
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As of October 2026
Models and open software
He is a core developer of metatensor, i-PI and chemiscope. COSMO combines physical models and data science for accurate, efficient atomic simulation.
Sources and credits
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