As I already mentioned, I am physicist. On this page I like to present my physics project to the interessted surfer ans scientist. To start, here is my scientific CV (including what I did at this places)

My scientific CV:

• Starting in 1987 I studied physics at the Free University of Berlin (FU Berlin).
• I finished my studies there with my diploma in 1993. The diploma in Germany is roughly equivalent to the master in the England or the USA. It take at least 5 years at the university to reach tthis degree (usally it take 6 years). The diploma is necessarily required for make a PhD in Germany. There is nothing like Bachelor, yet. To achieve this diplom you have to do some research and write a thesis about it. I did this in the group of Prof. Helfrich. They are working on lipid membranes, either theoretically and experimantally. Lipid membranes are model system for membranes in animals, e.g. cell membranes (For those who are less familiar with the topic of membarnes and surfactants, I wrote a littel introduction). My part in this group was a Monte-Carlo-Simulation of a supertructure on lipid membranes (The full diploma thesis as pdf, 2 MB. Please note, the thesis is written in German. For English text about my work, see below the paper together with W. Helfrich).
• After finishing my diploma I moved on to the Max-Planck-Institut for colloid and interface research in Teltow, near Berlin. I joined there the Theory ...., lets say division. I was there for four year (three as a PhD-student and another as post-doc). During this time I worked on Computer simulations of surfactant water system (The full PhD thesis as pdf, 12 MB, Please note, the thesis is written in German. For English text about my work, see below the papers together with R. Lipowsky). And guess, that was exactly the title of my PhD-thesis.
• Unfortunately the chance for an academic carreer are not to good these times in Germany, especially if you are doing numerics. Hence I move to the "industry". And - thanks Good - I found a little company looking for a numerical scientist, doing really intersting things. Hence, I started working on somthing like Artificial intelligence at Novel Science International GmbH.
• I continued to work in a couple of other similar companies, (Creative Pharma International, Matrix Advanced Solutions, Qlaym and Qlaym Healthcare) always with a emphasis on AI and machine learning. In the last years I focused more and more on life science applications.

Publications :

1. Daniel Riester, Frank Wirsching, Gabriela Salinas, Martina Keller, Michael Gebinoga, Stefan Kamphausen, Christian Merkwirth, Rüdiger Goetz, Martin Wiesenfeldt, Jörg Stürzebecher, Wolfram Bode, Rainer Friedrich, Marcel Thürk and Andreas Schwienhorst
   Thrombin inhibitors identified by computer-assisted multiparameter design
   Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A. 2005 June 14; 102(24): 8597–8602.
2. S. Kamphausen, N. Höltge, F. Wirsching, C. Morys-Wortmann, D. Riester, R. Goetz, M. Thürk, A. Schwienhorst,
   Genetic algorithm for the design of molecules with desired properties.
   Journal of Computer-Aided Molecular Design 16(8-9), 551-567 (2002)
3. R. Goetz, G. Gompper, R. Lipowsky;
   Mobilitiy and elasticity of self-assembled membranes.;
   Phys. Rev. Letters 82, (1999), 221-224
4. R. Goetz, R. Lipowsky;
   Computer simulations of bilayer membranes: Self-assembly and interfacial tension.;
   J. Chem. Phys. 108, 7397 (1998),
5. R. Goetz;
   Computer-Simulationen von Amphiphil-Wasser-Systemen;
   Doktorarbeit, Universität Potsdam 1997.
6. R. Goetz and W.Helfrich;
   The egg carton: theory of a periodic superstructure of some lipid membranes,;
   J. Phys. II France 6:215-23, 1996.