Felix Kratz visited the lab for a summer as a master's student in Physics at TU Dortmund in Germany. He works on the theoretical physics of soft and biological matter and joined our team as a visiting student through the Keller Center's REACH program. In his bachelor's thesis, Felix studied the theoretical properties of viscoelastic shells. During his time in Princeton, he developed a model of the viscoelasticity of the human lung, and also studies chemotaxis of bacterial populations.

In his free time, Felix likes to do sports and loves drinking good coffee. His favorite color in nanometers is 515nm.