Molecular Modeling
Gunjan Mohan
GUNJAN MOHAN
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EDUCATION
PhD in Chemical Engineering 2008
Thesis: Multi-scale modeling of self-assembly in surfactant systems
Advisor: Dr D. I. Kopelevich
University of Florida, Gainesville, Florida, USA
CGPA: 4.0/4.0
BS in Chemical Engineering, 2003
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Kanpur, India
CGPA: 8.4/10.
RESEARCH EXPERIENCE
1) Graduate Research Assistant (Chemical Engineering, University of Florida, Gainesville) Jan 2004- Present
Applied molecular simulations techniques such as Molecular dynamics, Monte Carlo, Brownian dynamics to study dynamics of self-assembly and structural transitions in surfactant systems
Developed a stochastic model for micelle formation and disintegration
Studied the mechanism of fusion of micelle
2) B.S. Project: Computational modeling of Pressure Swing Adsorption system.
Aug 2002- May 2003
Developed a model for online computer aided control system of Pressure Swing Adsorption system (PSA)
Successfully applied the wavelet method to make a sophisticated and accurate control system for PSA
3) Software Development Thermodynamic Property Estimator.
May 2002- Dec 2002
Developed software to predict the thermodynamic properties of single compound, binary and multi-component mixture. The software is being distributed with the book Chemical Engineering thermodynamics by Dr. Y. V. C. Rao.
INDUSTRIAL EXPERIENCE
1) Engineer Trainee (Jubilant Organosys. Gajraula, India)
June 2003-August 2003
Hands on experience of working in pyridine production plant
2) Summer Intern (Indian Oil Corporation, Petroleum Refinery, India)
May 2002 - August 2002
Gained experience in the processing of crude oil to obtain refined petroleum
Products
Developed a computational model for measuring the downwind ground level
concentration of pollutants emitted from smokestacks
COMPUTER SKILLS
Molecular Dynamic Simulations Packages: Gromacs, VMD
Process Engineering Software : Aspen Plus, Hysys
Operating Systems and Languages: Linux Administration, C, Visual Basic 6, Fortran 90, MATLAB
TEACHING EXPERIENCE
Graduate Teaching Assistant (Chemical Engineering, University of Florida)
Held tutorial sessions for undergraduate students to solve chemical engineering
problems for the courses Heat Transfer Operations (Spring 2006) and Process
Thermodynamics (Spring 2007)
Prepared and graded home works and exams solutions
PUBLICATIONS
G. Mohan, D.I. Kopelevich. Kinetics of fusion of micelles manuscript in
preparation
G. Mohan, D.I. Kopelevich. Self-assembly kinetics of Ionic Surfactants
manuscript in preparation
G. Mohan, D.I. Kopelevich. A Multi-Scale Model for Kinetics of Formation
and Disintegration of Spherical Micelles, J Chem Phys, Accepted, to appear in
Jan 14th 2008 issue
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