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ANJI BABU KAPAKAYALA

  • šŸ”­ Iā€™m a joint Ph.D. Scholar between IIT Kanpur, India and Curtin University, Australia.

  • šŸ’¬ Research Interest

     - Molecular Dynamics, 
     - Computational Biology Physics
     - CV discovery using neural networks or deep learning
     - Developement of enhanced sampling methods and Machine learning.
     - Software developement 
    
  • āš”Status of Ph.D.

     Submitted the thesis and Joined as Senior Solutions Archetect 1 in Schrodinger.
    
  • šŸŒ± Programming Skills

    Fortran, Python, bash/shell, Makefile, Machine Learning, MPI Programming
    
  • šŸŒ± Developer Tools

    Git, GitHub, Docker-container, Linux Server administration
    
  • šŸŒ±Packages Written (Favourite)

    I have written Keys and Rbin packages in Bash/shell
    

    Keys

    "Keys" is a password manager to help a user to store and organize passwords.
    Keys manages and stores the passwords encrypted and locally, requiring the 
    user to create a master password: a single, strong password  which  grants 
    the user access to their entire password database. Keys protects the user's
    data using the AES-256-cbc encryption with salted format.
    

    Rbin

    RBIN is a simple and user-friendly package to act as a recycle-bin for Linux. 
    rbin can be a safe alternative for a rm command. Rbin moves the given files to
    recycle bin and restores them to their original location. It has the flexibility
    of setup the auto cleanup feature for every 30days. Users can control over auto-clean
    setting to off or change the period of days to clean etc when required.
    

Publications:

  1. Boosting the Conformational Sampling by Combining Replica Exchange with Solute Tempering and Well-Sliced Metadynamics
  2. Free energy calculations of alanine tripeptide in explicit water using temperature accelerated sliced sampling

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KAPAKAYALA ANJI BABU's Projects

awesome-shell icon awesome-shell

A curated list of awesome command-line frameworks, toolkits, guides and gizmos. Inspired by awesome-php.

dadapy icon dadapy

Distance-based Analysis of DAta-manifolds in python

documentation icon documentation

A documentation project website for the codes produced / worked with in our lab.

gass icon gass

Globally Accelerated Sliced Sampling

histogram icon histogram

A FORTRAN90 code to Caluculate Histogram (Distribution ) for a given data

htass icon htass

The input and reweighting files used fro HTASS method

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