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# Steering committee

The ASE Steering Committee defines overall goals for the ASE project.

The committee has the following members, where * indicates members of the technical subcommittee (“maintainers“):

> - Michele Ceriotti (EPFL, Switzerland)

> - Gabor Csanyi (University of Cambridge, UK)

> - Alin-Marin Elena (STFC, UK) drFaustroll

> - Paul Erhart (Chalmers University, Sweden) erhart

> - Elena Gelžinytė (CuspAI, UK) gelzinyte

> - Bjørk Hammer (Aarhus University, Denmark)

> - Michael Herbst (EPFL, Switzerland)

> - Yuji Ikeda * (University of Stuttgart, Germany) yuzie007

> - Adam Jackson * (STFC, UK) ajjackson

> - Karsten Wedel Jacobsen (DTU, Denmark)

> - James Kermode [committee chair] (University of Warwick, UK) jameskermode

> - Ask Hjorth Larsen * (DTU, Denmark) askhl

> - Lars Pastewka (University of Freiburg, Germany)

> - Andrew Peterson (Brown University, USA) andrew_peterson

> - Andrew Rosen (Princeton University, USA) * AndrewRosen

> - Kristian Sommer Thygesen (DTU, Denmark)

> - Hanna Türk (EPFL, Switzerland) HannaTuerk

> - Xing Wang (PSI, Switzerland)

The steering committee uses the ASE-Committee mailing list for communication. It is possible to contact the committee using the mailing list, but it is mostly used for internal communication. Most questions from non-members should probably go to the ASE-users mailing list.

The steering committee meets occasionally. Minutes from the steering committee meetings are made public at the ase-committee git repository.