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Research, had been mine prime interest since school days when our science teacher Mrs. Harpreet Kaur (I am sorry mam, but I can't recollect your exact name :(), inculcated in us the quest for knowledge the instinct to develop new things, thoughts and ideas to constantly improve upon the current scenario. Over the years, I have developed interests in various fields of Computer Science. I am just a starter in each of these fields, but have an immense interest and instinct to work in these fields. My fields of interests include: Intelligent Networks, Neural and Biological Networks Artificial Intelligence Biocomputing and Genetic programming Quantum Computing (check out this interesting site) Operating Systems and Programming languages (specifically platform neutral like Java). And here are some of my technical/non-technical papers... Some of them have been worked upon by me in the past and I am in the process of working with the rest of them. Component and Object technologies (This paper was submitted to CSI - Computer Society of India, Nov. 1999. You need MSWord or MSWord veiwer or Compatible office suite like OpenOffice.org to view this document). Future Shock - Operating Systems?! (This is an article, which takes an insight into how different an OS could be in future.) aeon Project (I have further developed the ideas in the above article to form an open source project at sourceforge.net. All of you are invited to participate.) I am currently a member of TCG (Theoretical Chemistry Group) at University of Pune, Department of Chemistry and working under the guidance of Prof. S. R. Gadre. You can also check group members page or my page at TCG. Using pthreads in Fortran: This article describes some simple C interfaces to fortran to use the POSIX thread library in FORTRAN 77 and F90 A micro level find / query tool for molecule viewers: This article describes a simple find/ query tool for molecule viewers based on a simple one line interpreted language. PS. If u find it useful please site this work with the following URL https://v-ganesh.tripod.com/papers/molfind.pdf Using RSS feeds in computational chemistry programs: This article describes an aspect of using RSS feeds in computational chemistry programs with an exampler of GAMESS. PS. If u find it useful please site this work with the following URL https://v-ganesh.tripod.com/papers/gamess-rss.pdf Lexicographical combination generator: This article describes a simple algorithm to generate combinations in lexicographical order with a small application to set theory. If u find it useful please site this work with the following URL http://tovganesh.googlepages.com/comb.pdf
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Research, had been mine prime interest since school days when our science teacher Mrs. Harpreet Kaur (I am sorry mam, but I can't recollect your exact name :(), inculcated in us the quest for knowledge the instinct to develop new things, thoughts and ideas to constantly improve upon the current scenario.

Over the years, I have developed interests in various fields of Computer Science. I am just a starter in each of these fields, but have an immense interest and instinct to work in these fields.

My fields of interests include:

Intelligent Networks, Neural and Biological Networks
Artificial Intelligence
Biocomputing and Genetic programming
Quantum Computing (check out this interesting site)
Operating Systems and Programming languages (specifically platform neutral like Java).

And here are some of my technical/non-technical papers... Some of them have been worked upon by me in the past and I am in the process of working with the rest of them.

Component and Object technologies (This paper was submitted to CSI - Computer Society of India, Nov. 1999. You need MSWord or MSWord veiwer or Compatible office suite like OpenOffice.org to view this document).
Future Shock - Operating Systems?! (This is an article, which takes an insight into how different an OS could be in future.)
aeon Project (I have further developed the ideas in the above article to form an open source project at sourceforge.net. All of you are invited to participate.)
I am currently a member of TCG (Theoretical Chemistry Group) at University of Pune, Department of Chemistry and working under the guidance of Prof. S. R. Gadre. You can also check group members page or my page at TCG.
Using pthreads in Fortran: This article describes some simple C interfaces to fortran to use the POSIX thread library in FORTRAN 77 and F90
A micro level find / query tool for molecule viewers: This article describes a simple find/ query tool for molecule viewers based on a simple one line interpreted language. PS. If u find it useful please site this work with the following URL https://v-ganesh.tripod.com/papers/molfind.pdf
Using RSS feeds in computational chemistry programs: This article describes an aspect of using RSS feeds in computational chemistry programs with an exampler of GAMESS. PS. If u find it useful please site this work with the following URL https://v-ganesh.tripod.com/papers/gamess-rss.pdf
Lexicographical combination generator: This article describes a simple algorithm to generate combinations in lexicographical order with a small application to set theory. If u find it useful please site this work with the following URL http://tovganesh.googlepages.com/comb.pdf