Molecular Dynamics
Simulation, analysis, visualization and computational biophysics training.
Lead for Learning & Development, Research and Manager Training at BITS BioCyTiH Foundation, working across scientific training, curriculum development, research enablement and institutional collaboration.
Ashutosh is a computational scientist and educator with a PhD from IIT Delhi and former research experience at Georgia State University, Atlanta, USA. His academic work has included molecular dynamics, computational biology and structural biophysics.
25+ publications · 1,250+ citations · h-index 17
His current work focuses on designing learning experiences, developing scientific content, building training programs and strengthening research and institutional collaborations through BITS BioCyTiH Foundation.
The work spans technology, curriculum and people— bringing advanced capabilities into practical training and research environments.
Simulation, analysis, visualization and computational biophysics training.
Computational workflows and hands-on scientific computing.
Applied AI education for researchers, professionals and decision makers.
Sequencing, analysis and computational research enablement.
Curricula, practical modules and application-oriented learning.
Making technologies from AI to quantum computing intuitive and relevant.
A popular-science exploration of quantum physics through its discoveries, people, debates and ideas— connecting the history of quantum thought with the technologies it is now shaping.
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Custom programs, workshops and learning pathways for universities and organisations.
Intuitive, application-oriented learning around AI and emerging technologies.
Computational training, scientific workflows and research-oriented learning.
Collaborative initiatives and MoUs connecting institutions, expertise and capability.
Let's explore how it could be developed through the Centre.