Cognosce te ipsum
— know yourself. If you understand yourself then you can understand others and the whole world.
I work in 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
- Notes & 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
Latest notes (rss):
Movie by Nobel Laureate Irving Langmuir, 1927
The movie was shot by famous physical chemist Irving Langmuir (the 1932 Nobel Prize winner) during the 5th Solvay Conference in Brussels, October 1927. More…
University of Southern California (USC)
We have visited Anna Krylov's group at USC where we meet many interesting people who work on the exciting projects. More…
Q-Chem Workshop at Berkeley
Q-Chem Workshop at University of California Berkeley. Q-Chem developers presented and discussed recent features which will be included in the forecoming major release of Q-Chem. More…
Wind Turbines Farm
Wind power along with solar energy and biofuels is a source of renewable energy. This weekend I visited one of the wind farms near Brookston, Indiana. More…
Purdue Campus Tour
Finally, I have settled down in West Lafayette. There are some photos with my first impressions from the university campus. Photos…