Welcome to Dr. Jordy Lam who joined us from USC as a postdoc scholar. He will work on new free energy methods for protein-ligand systems.
Welcome to three new grad students Giovanni, Scott, and Stefano to join the lab. Looking forward to the great research ahead from you all!
Our very own Dr. THG dives into “The Ethics of Emerging Technology: The Era of Artificial Intelligence” on this insightful podcast episode. Explore the critical role of ethics in AI with us!
Group Member Dr. Xingyi Nancy Guan graduated from UC Berkeley with a PhD in Chemistry!
Group Member Dorian Bagni graduated with a Bachelor of Science with Honors in Chemistry, with a Concentration in Computational
Chemistry!
Eric W. graduated from Peking University in 2022. He was involved in the development of machine-learning force fields and their application in the MD simulation of biological systems.
Eric Y. graduated from National Taiwan University in 2022, where he specialized in NMR theories and experiments, especially in the solid state.
Oliver graduated from UC San Diego in 2022. He did research on polaritonic systems and drug discovery as an undergrad.
All three of them are interested in machine learning problems and will keep extending their expertise here at THG lab!
THG interviewed by Physics Today with others.
https://physicstoday.scitation.org/doi/10.1063/PT.3.4519
Congratulations to Nancy on passing her Qualifying Exam and proceed as a PhD candidate!
We are a group of scientific workers with diverse background, and Asian background is a big and important part of it. We are sad about what some Asians in America have gone through and how they are affected. As a group, we would like to express our strongest support to them and whoever is not respectively treated.
Here we provide some links about Asian Americans. Let’s get educated.
After all the difficulties in this unusual year we finally have our new postdocs Dr. Pavithra Naullage and Dr. Kaixuan Chen joining our group! Welcome!
Dr. Pavithra Naullage obtained her Ph.D. in computational physical chemistry from University of Utah, focusing on development of advanced sampling methods and its application to ice-binding molecules.
Dr. Kaixuan Chen obtained his PhD of material physics and chemistry from Sun Yat-sen University and was working as a postdoctoral researcher in Prof. Richard Dronskowski’s group in the Institute of Inorganic Chemistry at RWTH Aachen University. His former research topics include: first-principles study on the thermal and thermoelectric properties of two-dimensional materials and conversion reaction mechanism in lithium ion batteries under the first-principles point of view.
Great news and big relief!
https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/judge-to-hear-arguments-in-challenge-to-foreign-student-rule/2020/07/14/cbe2f03c-c5f9-11ea-a825-8722004e4150_story.html
