One of my major research goal is to pursue theoretical and numerical modeling connecting molecular and macroscopic length scales to improve basic understanding of soft-matter and biological systems, both from a fundamental and an applied point of view. These aims imply development of appropriate molecular models and efficient computational techniques, incorporating accurate force fields for intra- and intermolecular interactions.
Jack of some trades and master in Physics. This website was developed by me and therefore all suggestions regarding this site are welcome in my inbox. Apart from such hobbies, I mostly spend time on investigating the behaviour of nano-confined liquids.
Currently, I am studying the dynamical properties of nanoconfined fluids and gas adsorption properties of polymers. To simulate these interesting systems, I rely on Molecular Dynamics and Monte-Carlo techniques alongside Density Functional Theory and Machine Learning.
I am a computational biophysicist by training and motivated to work in the field of Molecular Dynamics Simulation Studies of Biopolymers. I implement the basic concept of statistical mechanics and computational chemistry to understand the phenomenon of technological interest at the atomic scale.
The primary emphasis of my research lies in the investigation of biological membranes, biopolymers, nanomaterials, drug-protein interaction, and polyelectrolytes. The present study involves the investigation of various structural and thermodynamic features via the use of molecular dynamics (MD) simulations, along with the implementation of advanced simulation methodologies to improve accuracy and efficiency.