Cognosce te ipsum
— know yourself. If you understand yourself then you can understand others and the whole world.
I work in the Department of Chemistry at Purdue University as a postdoc. We develop and apply ab initio
based quantum chemical and multiscale methods for simulations of chemical and biological processes.
Computational science can help us to solve a wide range of problems from chemistry to neuroscience.
I believe that these results give us insight into deep relations governing the world and approach
to understanding of the human brain phenomena.
Today's Photo:
Purdue Campus
Contents:
- Research—my current research projects
- Software—some programs I developed
- Teaching—material for the courses I teach
- News—my thoughts, notes, news and book reviews
- Reading—favorite books
- Publications—list of my publications
- About—my CV and informal biography
- Contact—how you can reach me
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