Hi, it's Leon :)
I'm a scientist working at the intersection of physical chemistry and biology
Currently: Master’s thesis at Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard
Previously: Princeton University, ETH Zurich
Vegan. Nature lover. Curious about life.
About
My name is Leon Jeckel, and I am a Master's student in Chemistry at ETH Zurich with visiting research stays at Princeton University, and MIT at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. I am a 2021 Rise Fellow and a Fellow of the German Academic Scholarship Foundation. My goal is to elucidate the biophysical mechanisms of pathological pathways so that we can better combat disease.
Please reach out via e-mail or socials if you want to get in touch!
Announcements
- [2025‑10] Starting my thesis at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard with Profs. Sam Peng and Jianshu Cao!
- [2025‑10] I am very grateful to have been awarded the Marco Ponts Teaching Award for excellence in teaching at the Department of Chemistry and Applied Biosciences at ETH Zurich.
- [2025‑06] Wrapping up my time at Princeton.
- [2025‑03] Starting my research at Princeton University with Prof. Herschel Rabitz!
Publications
Non-Equilibrium Statistical Thermodynamics of Motor Proteins in Cells
Precision Measurements in the Molecular Hydrogen Ions from Rydberg-State Spectroscopy
Teaching
Inorganic Chemistry I
Physical Chemistry III – Molecular Quantum Mechanics
Physical Chemistry I – Thermodynamics
General Chemistry I – Inorganic Chemistry
Mathematical Foundations I – Analysis B