Philipp Arras

Portrait

Intro

Since November 2022, I have been employed by Bain & Company as a strategy consultant. If you would like to discuss anything related to my previous science projects (e.g., resolve, nifty or information field theory in general) or also the life of a physicist at a MBB consulting company, feel free to reach out to me.

Research

I did my PhD and a postdoc at the intersection of computational statistics and physics. At the Max-Planck Institute for Astrophysics, I developed Bayesian statistics algorithms for imaging radio telescope observations. My aim is to squeeze out all the information present in radio data sets in order to obtain the highest possible resolution together with uncertainty quantification. To this end, I developed theoretical models for inference algorithms and tailored them for unification of calibration and imaging, multi-spectral imaging, polarization imaging, data fusion with single dish data, and Very Long Baseline Interferometry (VLBI).

These ideas are condensed into various software projects: NIFTy (a Python library for Bayesian inference of fields), resolve (my radio imaging library), vlbi_resolve (the same thing for dynamic VLBI imaging) and ducc (which includes a non-uniform FFT specialized for radio interferometry). I hold a PhD in physics and was part of Rüdiger Westermann’s group (TU Munich) and Torsten Enßlin’s information field theory group (MPA Garching).

During my masters at Heidelberg University I worked on String Theory, Quantum Field Theory and pure maths.

Papers and Publications

Papers

See also: arXiv, Google Scholar

Theses

Misc

Software

Talks

Invited Talks

Contributed Conference Talks

Workshops (co-)organized by me

Attended workshops

Teaching

Co-supervised master students

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Misc

Contact

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