The GW Department of Chemistry Presents:  Ruben Meana Paneda, PhD, National Institutes of Health. 

Dr. Paneda will discuss how state of the art high performance computing has driven the scientific revolution over the last few decades. He will present his personal scientific journey developing new computational methods in areas like theoretical and computational chemistry and electron microscopy. Some of these methods allow the tunneling effect, which is essential to study proton transfer reactions, the most important chemical reaction in chemistry and biology.