Updated: 20th of August, 2023
Name: Thomas Haschka
Date de naissance : 1er prairial an CXCI
Location: Beirut Lebanon
Occupation: Researcher / Lecturer
Current Field: Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
Connect:
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Scientific Computer Code:
MNHN-Tree-Tools: Tools to infer phylogenetics into a set of nucleic or amino acid sequences.
Multivariant Epidemic: A multivariant epidemiological model and simulator.
FEM: A finite element code to solve mechanical problems using bubble functions
MULTICUBE: A program to obtain molecular partial charges from ab-inito quantum calculations on GPUs using various loss fuctions. If you use this please cite: J. Comp. Theo. Chem. 1074 (2015) pp. 50-57
THESES SUPPLIMENTS: Programs written during and detailed in my PhD theses.
NORMAL MODES: A program that calculates molecular normal modes according to Tirion's elastic network model.
Science Documents:
PhD Theses: Molecular Modelisation of Proteins within the Extracelluar Matrix : Theoretical Approaches - English - THESES
Master Theses: Studies of the Mechanical Properties of Spectrin Repeats - Biophysics - French - REPORT/JURY PRESENTATION
Student Project: Variable Phase Method - Nuclear Physics - English - REPORT
Student Project: Laser Ablation - Applied Physics - German - REPORT
Student Project: Cinema in Science: Asterix - English - SCENE1/SCENE2
Films:
A MOVIE about my work on Thrombospondins presented at the Blender conference in Amsterdam in 2011. Thanks to d'Ornando this film has some very nice music now.
A TALK at the blender conference in 2016 about the usage of Blender in computer aided engineering.
A TALK about MNHN-Tree-Tools for the JCAD 2021 conference in Dijon.
Protein Art:
- Printed "unique" images are available just inquire:
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Links:
American University of Beirut - AI/DS and Computing HUB
Paris Brain Insitute / Institut du cerveau
Institut Pasteur
Biophysics at the Muséum Nationale d'Histoire Naturelle
Institute of Human Biomechanics Georges Charpak
Pharmacoinformatics Research Group
DSIMB Laboratory
Universität Wien
Université de Reims Champagne-Ardenne
Université de Pierre et Marie Curie
Technische Universität Wien