Computational Research Scientist I Episode 7 I Chakravyuha I

In this video, we introduce you to Dr. Boyli Ghosh. A computational chemistry scientist. She has professional experience in the domain of computational chemistry with two organizations and completed her PhD from IACS, Kolkata. We discuss with her about her PhD work, its relevance, scope of computational chemistry and much more.
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Timeline
Introduction 0:00
Deciding PhD Interest 4:15
Choosing between experimental and computational 9:15
Her PhD Work 12:05
Ups and Downs in PhD Journey 24:00
Skills to pursue research in computational chemistry 29:00
Software to Experiment with 38:25
Scope of Computational Chemistry 44:25
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Eagerly waiting

[@shrutisinha748]

Very helpful and Informative as always! Provides Great insight about computational research!

[@shivangi5583]

Your videos are always helpful sir. Grateful u started this series 😌

[@mmandal9901]

It's better to bring the professor and scientists... Because it is important to know how they think what they want... Sometimes students give 100% Guide are not happy... So we all need to decrease the barrier between student and professor for good research. It can only happened when you invite professors.and it must be Indian professor working in India

[@omnivorousdiet4766]

A Very Happy Teachers Day Aftab Sethi Sir!!!,🌸🌸🌸

[@kalpadihingia9519]

Thank you so much for this valuable session. Got lots of ideas. I have done my masters in Computational chemistry, and currently looking for Ph.D. in this field. This session inspired me to go ahead to fulfill my dreams, Thank you again

[@anupamjunior3051]

Go ahead🤣

[@kalpadihingia9519]

Anupam toi😂

[@nivetha.s3095]

Hii , computational chemistry is valuable I have currently done my graduation

[@strong6707]

Have you joined a PhD program?

[@raziquekhan1421]

Nice video very interesting informative..

[@fathimathulafra2217]

Thank You sir.

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Waiting

[@lokeshm6926]

Thanks a lot!

[@DynamicClassroom]

Thank You for these important information related to Computational Chemistry Field .I have never heard of Computational Chemistry before My Masters and during Masters I did my project in Computational Chemistry from a very reputed CSIR Institute .Now I want to pursuing my Career in this field.

[@amruthaj3224]

Could you please share your project details... I'm also a msc student and I'm really confused to choose a topic for my project

[@nripankarkalita7142]

Thank you sir. It's a very helpful talk for me and I think not for me only but others will be benefited through this. Can you please sir...talk about your journey and personal experience along with all these queries ?? ...since you are doing in computer added drug design. Please sir...I kindly request you

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Thank u

[@che_mystery_2153]

Eagerly waiting for the session 🔥

[@TheChemistryStudents]

👍👍👍

[@abc-yi1dz]

Sir plz make a video on medicinal chemistry

[@aparajitaghosh2617]

Thank you sir! It was a very informative video. I have done my master's dissertation on computational chemistry and I'm looking for some experience in the above domain before I join for PhD. It would be really helpful if you could also make a video on any upcoming project positions in computational chemistry.

[@jyotika7819]

Hey can u please help me regarding computational chem plz revert back if u see this message

[@beenajoshi4487]

Yes! Same here

[@letslearnchemistry5314]

Nice

[@gauritripathi8246]

How did she get internship in Germany.. please elaborate?

[@solanki4831]

I did my Master's in organic chemistry but i have a research paper based on computational chemistry because due covid i started work on computational chemistry and now i m looking for a PhD in computational chemistry. How can i get an admission in computational chemistry.

[@strong6707]

What are you doing now?

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🌹🌹👍👌

[@prajktaphage9150]

What are the books you follow during 1st 2nd year of PhD

[@amitmondal4522]

Modern Quantum Chemistry by Attila Szabo and Neil S. Ostlund

[@ayanbhowmick5427]

Currently at IACS doing my MS thesis on Computational Chemistry

[@gopikakm3337]

Will u help me...I hv some doubts

[@ayanbhowmick5427]

@@gopikakm3337 yes

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[@gopikakm3337]

Where are u now doing PHD? How much computational chemistry helps to go 4 a startup? What do u do in cc? What it skills do we need it? Learning python from where?

[@ayanbhowmick5427]

@@gopikakm3337 Continuing as Int PhD at IACS , Computational Chemistry is different from Computer Science. If you can learn ML & AI on your own then there's a slim chance of getting into Start-ups. Learning Python is not that hard , the basis of Python you will be able to cover from KZbin only. Advance stuff you need to venture on your own from GIThub and stackoverflow

[@physicstiqbal1746]

Bhaya computational chemistry In organic chemistry