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I am Kyeyune, an experimental researcher in Nanoscience. I characterise surfaces at the atomic scale using scanning probe techniques. I have missed a DFT ingredient in my research to complement my experimental observations. For this reason, I am taking on this journey to expand my working tools.
My name is KOUGLO Kodjo Maxim, I’m PhD student in field of UV detector, with principal tool as Quantum espresso. I’m living at Togo student at University of Lome and my Purpose in this field is to make my partition as Scientist to make this world better. You can contact me on kouglomaxim35@gmail.com
Hello , I’m Tanusree, doing bachelors degree in chemistry, aspire to do research work in nano chemistry. Currently working on one !
Greetings,
My name is Yissah. I am a PhD student in Condensed Matter Physics at the University of Johannesburg, South Africa, where I am conducting research on rare-earth materials, specifically pyrochlore oxides. I would like to strengthen my computational skills to complement the experimental physics research I am currently undertaking. In particular, I am interested in improving my knowledge of Density Functional Theory (DFT).
Hi! I’m Plume, French student in physics and chemistry. I don’t know much about materials physics but very eager to learn about it.
Hi all. Im Aditya. Currently enrolled into masters in Materials Engineering in France and Im from India.
Hi Mavyline,
Your post stood out to me. I am Prince, taking the course from Kumasi, Ghana. We are not that far apart geographically, and we share an interest in energy storage.
If you do not mind me asking, what helped you most when you first started computational work?
I look forward to learning alongside you in this course.
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