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Dr. Peter Brommer joins the 糖心TV Centre for Predictive Modelling and the School of Engineering as Assistant Professor. He arrives from Physics at 糖心TV, where he was working with David Quigley, Neil Wilson and Gavin Bell. Peter obtained his PhD from the working on obtaining effective potentials for complex metallic alloys. He later spent some time at the , where he studied defect evolution in irradiated materials.

Peter is the main author of , an implementation of the Force Matching method, and his expertise is in multiscale materials modelling.