Weikang Chen

Levich Institute, City College of CUNY 347-***-****

Contact

New York, NY 10031 acc7ce@r.postjobfree.com

Information

To obtain a professional position in software development utilizing my problem

Objective

solving skills and relevant experience in coding and modeling.

• 6 years C++(STL) and Fortran experience under Linux (Red Hat and Ubuntu)

Summary

• 3 years C++(with GUI) experience under Windows with Visual Studio

• Proficient in: stochastic process and stochastic calculus

• Strong in: algorithms and modeling (20+ Math/Physics/CS courses)

• Programming: Java, Python, Html, OpenGL, Linux shell scripts and MPI

• Applications: Visual Studio .NET, Dreamweaver, Photoshop

• iPhone application (self-educated Object-C programming)

Algorithm, Software engineer (C Data Structure, Linux (Cluster/MPI),

Relevant

Molecular Simulation, Stochastic Calculus, Machine Learning

Courses

City University of New York, New York City, USA (2008 Sep. Present)

Education

Ph.D. in Physics, expected May 2014

Major GPA: 3.9 of 4.0

Fudan University, Shanghai, China (2004 Sep. 2008 Jul.)

B.S. in Physics with honored thesis, June 2008

Major GPA: 3.9 of 4.0

Molecular Dynamics simulation of Brownian motion of particles

Projects

• Written in C/C++, 5000+ lines, run on Linux and Mac OS

• Studied the correlation between rotations and translations of nano-particles

• Large data processing by Matlab and Mathematica, successfully make it 5

times faster by using MEX-files to call C/C++ library

• Prospective application to the stochastic process for many real-life problems,

such as index fluctuation in stock market

Educational software development

• Developed (10+) computer assisted course-wares for physics education

• Written in C/C++ (Windows) with 2000+ lines for each

• Provided GUI (MFC and OpenGL/glut) to explain the complex concepts

The statistics of the nearly independent particle system

• Written in Visual Studio (MFC), 3000+ lines with 3D GUI by OpenGL

• Achieved a better understanding of the statistical law of particle system

• Potential applicable to complex network such as Internet

Course projects

• OpenGL: 3D visualization of a 4-Dimensional object’s rotation

• Python: finding the most occurred items in a very large file (10Gb+)

Honors and Dissertation Fellowship, City University of New York, 2013

Awards

Science Scholarship, City University of New York, 2008

Scholarship for Fundamental Sciences, Fudan University, 2004 – 2008

Peoples Scholarship, the 1st degree, Fudan University, 2007

Prize in Mathematical Modeling Contest, Shanghai, China, 2007

Weikang Chen, Rui Zhang and Joel Koplik, Velocity Slip on Curved Surfaces,

Publications

Phys. Rev. E 89, 023005 (2014).

Weikang Chen, Joel Koplik, and Ilona Kretzschmar, Molecular dynamics sim-

ulations of the evaporation of particle-laden droplets, Phys. Rev. E 87, 052404

(2013).

Weikang Chen and Hongfang Li, The statistical law of the nearly independent

particle system, Engineer and Physics 18, No.3 (2008).

Weikang Chen, Junjie Du, Zhifang Lin, S. T. Chui, and C. T. Chan, Manip-

ulating Negative-Refractive Behavior with a Magnetic Field, Phys. Rev. Lett.

101, 157407 (2008).

Weikang Chen, Presentation: Velocity Slip on Curved Surfaces, 66th APS

Conference

Division of Fluid Dynamics in Pittsburgh, PA (2013).

Presentations

Weikang Chen, Poster: Molecular Dynamics Simulations of the Evaporation

of Particle-laden Droplets, 65th APS Division of Fluid Dynamics in San Diego,

LA (2012).

Weikang Chen, Presentation: Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Janus Nano

particles in Evaporating Droplets, 64th APS Division of Fluid Dynamics in Bal-

timore, MD (2011).

Weikang Chen, Poster: Molecular Dynamics Simulations of Janus particles

assembly, 63rd APS Division of Fluid Dynamics in Long Beach, CA (2010).

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