Observed arrival · 2026-10-30
Kasimir Gregory, computational chemist
A researcher’s site connects computational chemistry with projects in biology, solar-panel recycling, and chemistry education.
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- The site lists 23 refereed articles, one preprint, 932 citations, and a UNE Rising Star Award (2026).
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His listed work ranges from membrane-free desalination and transport in a malaria parasite to teaching organic chemistry; the biography also records a PhD on Hofmeister effects in non-aqueous solvents. For the solar-panel work, he says he designed a simulation workflow run on NCI’s Gadi supercomputer under a national computing allocation, with laboratory testing at UNE still ahead.
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