About

Hi, I am Marcel Wunderlich and I currently work in my dayjob as researcher and platform engineer at the University of Münster. My current work and work related interests revolve around Kubernetes and making community projects work.

As you can guess from a lot of posts in my blog, I like to lift weights and in general like doing the right things, doing things right and making good decisions. Apparently this is a difficult thing to do, as we experience every day by our own failings and those of the people around us. But nowadays we are in a very good spot when it comes to understanding our mind and how we function, and I also currently thing that his is a fruitful topic to explore.

This blog is pretty much run in the reply-to-public manner suggested by Matt Might, so if you have any feedback or questions on any topic, make sure to send me an email or hit me up in the IRCs. I enjoy brevity and conciseness at the expense of elaboration, as the latter is, as the name suggests, work, and this blog is run in my free time. So inquiries for elaboration are common and expected.

The main page of the blog is a bit cumbersome, feel free to browse the archive. See also my post-it blog on the github, where I have some snippets laying around that might make it on a post-it, inspired by evil genius B. Chavez' famous post-it series.

I wrote my bachelor's thesis on hyperbolic groups and discrete morse theory and my masters's thesis on Riemannian submersions. In my PhD thesis I proved the short-time existence of Mean Curvature Flow of cones in Euclidean space under appropriate restrictions using tools from Geometric Analysis.

You can contact me via email (solve the riddle in the imprint or just use my lastname @uni-muenster.de), hit me up on Libera or QuakeNet or for more question-y types of contact, you can open an issue on my github page.