Short CV

Alexander Schütt began his studies in mathematics at the Technical University of Berlin in October 2018. During his studies, he integrated machine learning methods at the Helmholtz Centre Berlin at the synchrotron radiation source BESSY II. In January 2024, he completed his master's degree in mathematics at the Technical University of Berlin with a thesis on "Application of Stochastic Control Algorithms for the Improvement of the Electron Injection Efficiency of BESSY II". Since April 2024, Alexander has been doing his doctorate at the Chair of Financial Mathematics.