Summary
Johannes Nauta is a postdoctoral researcher and computational scientist with 9 years of interdisciplinary experience bridging theoretical ecology, statistical physics, and data stewardship. Based in Padua and trained in physics, machine learning and computer science (PhD Ghent), he studies collective adaptability in microbial and foraging systems using stochastic eco-evolutionary models and network theory. He has practical experience operationalizing Open Science—designing interoperable data formats and pipelines to preserve provenance and reproducibility across teams. Johannes combines rigorous quantitative modelling with hands-on tooling for data curation, making his work both theoretically insightful and practically reusable for meta-analysis and verification.
9 years of coding experience
8 years of employment as a software developer
Master's degree, Physics, Master's degree, Physics at Radboud University
Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer and Information Sciences, General, Doctor of Philosophy - PhD, Computer and Information Sciences, General at Ghent University
English, German, Dutch, Italian