My time at the University of Florida focused on the development and implementation of ground- and excited-state coupled-cluster methods in the newest version of the ACES program suite, ACES4. The algorithms were coded in a domain specific language called super instruction assembly language or SIAL. In addition, we have employed the new parallel capabilities in ACES to study small metal clusters.

I tutored undergraduate students in the subject of freshman chemistry, organic chemistry, and physical chemistry.

* Thanks to the MTU Chemistry Department’s Sandretto-Stackhouse Summer Research * Fellowship, I worked in Professor Haiying Liu’s group where I synthesized several organic * compounds and qualitatively analyzed them using various instruments including NMR, UV-Vis * Spectrometer, Fluorometer, and IR Spectrometer.