Northeastern University
Peter Schindler is an experienced physicist currently serving as an Assistant Professor at Northeastern University, where Peter leads the Data-Driven Renewables Research (D2R2) Group. In parallel, Peter is a Scientific Advisory Board Member for Aionics, Inc. and previously held the position of Senior Scientist at the same company. Peter's academic journey includes roles as a Senior Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Vienna and an Adjunct Researcher at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology. Peter has collaborated with Stanford University in various capacities, contributing to significant projects and establishing machine learning models for material surface work functions. Peter earned a Ph.D. in Physics from the University of Vienna and has been actively involved in research, including high-impact projects with major companies. Additionally, Peter has experience as an undergraduate research assistant and a research intern, focusing on innovative materials and quantum structures.
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Northeastern University
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Founded in 1898, Northeastern is a global research university with a distinctive, experience-driven approach to education and discovery. The university is a leader in experiential learning, powered by the world’s most far-reaching cooperative education program. They integrate classroom study with opportunities for professional work, research, service, and global learning in more than 100 countries. The same spirit of collaboration guides a use-inspired research enterprise focused on solving global challenges in health, security, and sustainability. Northeastern offers a comprehensive array of undergraduate and graduate programs leading to degrees through the doctorate in nine colleges and schools, and select graduate programs at campuses in Boston, Charlotte, N.C., San Francisco Bay Area, Seattle, and Toronto. Campuses in Burlington, MA, and Nahant, MA, are home to research institutes for homeland security and coastal sustainability, respectively.