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-As a W2 Interim Professor at the University of Konstanz, my teaching philosophy is rooted in active student engagement and practical application of theoretical concepts. Below are the courses I am currently teaching:
+As an Interim Professor at the University of Konstanz, I prioritize active student engagement and practical application of theoretical concepts. Current and recent courses include:
 
-### Computational Approaches to Quantum Oscillators (Winter Semester 2023-24)
-This Master's course provides an in-depth exploration of quantum oscillators, pivotal in various technologies from quantum sensing to computing. Key topics include:
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+### Computational Quantum Physics [University of Konstanz] (Summmer Semester 2024-25)
+This course offers a deep dive into quantum mechanics and computational methods. Topics include:
+- Foundational aspects of wavefunctions and the Schrödinger equation for quantum many-body systems such as spin models. 
+- Computational techniques: exact diagonalization, matrix product states, and Monte Carlo methods for spin systems and quantum particles. 
+- Overview of quantum computation in variational quantum eigensolvers.
+- Neural networks for analyzing quantum data, blending theory with hands-on computational approaches.
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+### Computational Approaches to Quantum Oscillators [University of Konstanz] (Winter Semester 2023-24 & 2024-25)
+This course provides an in-depth exploration of quantum oscillators, pivotal in various technologies from quantum sensing to computing. Key topics include:
 - Effects of time-dependent forces on oscillators (amplification, cooling, coupling)
-- Utilizing computational tools like Python's **QuTiP** and Julia Notebooks' **QuantumOptics.jl**
+- Use of computational tools like Python's **QuTiP** and Julia Notebooks' **QuantumOptics.jl**
 - Simulation and analysis of quantum dynamics
 
 The course adopts a **"flipped classroom"** approach, encouraging students to actively participate, work collaboratively, and seek guidance as needed.
 
-### Seminar: Computational Methods for Quantum Optics
+### Seminar: Computational Methods for Quantum Optics [University of Konstanz] (Winter Semester 2023-24 & 2024-25)
 This seminar offers an immersive experience in quantum optics through:
 - Critical discussion and analysis of research papers
 - Hands-on creation of presentations