Today marks not just the beginning of my PhD at the University of Missouri–Columbia, but the fulfillment of a long-held dream. It’s the start of a journey that fills me with excitement, a bit of nervousness, and a lot of hope.
Excited to be selected for the MU Quantum Innovation Center (QIC) Summer Internship, with funding for my project on quantum-assisted ligand-based drug discovery.
#quantum
To commemorate a century of quantum mechanics, JCTC is seeking submission for an upcoming Special Issue: “100 Years of Quantum Mechanics — All About Molecules.”
Learn more and submit your work by April 30, 2026: https://t.co/XFmBSeCEHi
None of this would be possible without the grace of God n the support of so many people. To everyone who took a second look at my CV, n believed I had something to offer, thank you. Your encouragement have paved the way for this opportunity, n I can’t wait to see where this leads
Today marks not just the beginning of my PhD at the University of Missouri–Columbia, but the fulfillment of a long-held dream. It’s the start of a journey that fills me with excitement, a bit of nervousness, and a lot of hope.
10 books to help you become a better academic writer so you can write a lot and publish a lot:
1. Academic Writing as if the Reader Matters by Leonard Cassuto
Practical tips on how to make your academic writing more engaging and readable. Examples from the arts and sciences.
Won a challenge at @IBM#QDC25 in Atlanta! 🎉 Representing Dmitri Kireev’s Lab and Q-learning buddies, it’s been an incredible journey into quantum computing. Huge thanks to my African friends in quantum! One for all, and all for one! #QDC2025#QuantumComputing#qiskit#quantum
Day 1 at #QDC25 was incredible!
Grateful to be selected, surreal learning from the people building the future of quantum computing.From quantum advantage to error mitigation. the insights were powerful.On to Day 2!
@IBM@IBMQuantum