Philine Lou Bommer

Doctoral Researcher

Bio

I am a PhD Candidate in the field of explainable machine learning and climate science. I am developing and applying new transparent deep neural networks and explainability algorithms to uncover new insights in the field of climate science. I aim to pursue a scientific career with societal impact to help fight climate change. When not doing research, you will find me in the climbing gym or enjoying good food and music.

Research Interests

I am a interested in developing transparent deep learning solutions for climate- and geosciences. In that I am dedicated to develop methods that aid domain experts in gaining a better understanding of the climate and earth system as well as enable transparent and safe application of AI in the fight against climate change. Beyond that I am passionate to analyse the learning and reasoning of deep learning models both by developing practical tools but also on a theoretical level and am passionate about dynamical systems theory.

Curriculum Vitae

Oct. 2013 - Jan. 2020

Bachelor of Science, Master of Science (Physics)

University of Heidelberg, Department of Computational Physics

Oct. 2018 - June 2020

Student Researcher at Mannheim Central Institut for Mental Health

Department of theoretical Neuroscience, Central Institut for Mental Health, Mannheim

Selected Publications