Peter Holderrieth

Peter Holderrieth is a dedicated individual with a zeal for numbers and a profound interest in science. His expertise spans across applied mathematics, computational statistics, and machine learning.

Having been honored as a Rhodes Scholar at the esteemed University of Oxford, Peter is currently pursuing an MSc in Neuroscience as part of his scholarship program.

As a technology advocate, Peter aspires to foster high-tech innovation and entrepreneurship not only in Europe but also in other global regions.

Peter Holderrieth's educational background includes achieving the title of Valedictorian at Robert-Mayer-Gymnasium Heilbronn for his A-Level studies.

Furthermore, he excelled in academic pursuits, culminating in a Master of Science in Statistics with distinction from the University of Oxford.

Peter's pursuit of knowledge led him to complete a Bachelor of Science in Pure and Applied Mathematics with a remarkable 1.0 (excellent) grade from the University of Bonn, affiliated with the German Cluster for Excellence in Mathematics.

During his professional journey, Peter gained experience as an Intern in Bioinformatics and Genomics at the Max Planck Institute for Molecular Genetics.

He also served as a Teaching Assistant-Tutor at the Hausdorff Center for Mathematics and undertook an internship at the German Parliament at the Deutscher Bundestag.