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Dan Cristian
Marinescu Professor of
Computer Science
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Dan C. Marinescu is Professor of Computer
Science. He is also an adjoint professor at
In early 1980s Dr. Marinescu was the chief architect of a real-time data
acquisition and analysis system used in experiments leading to the discovery of
the superheavy elements. Since late 1980s he is leading a project in
computational biology focused on the development of parallel algorithms
and methods for the 3-D atomic structure determination of large macromolecules
like viruses. He leads an effort to design a Virtual Laboratory for
Computational Structural Biology. He is the author of "Internet-Based Workflow
Management: Towards a Semantic Web" published by Wiley in April 2002
and of "Approaching Quantum Computing" published by Prentice Hall in
September 2004. He
coedited the book "Process Coordination and Ubiquitous Computing"
published by CRC Press in October 2002.
The book “From Classical to Quantum
Information” will be published in 2010 by Morgam Kaufmann a division of
Elsevier.
Research: The Computing
Frontiers Laboratory
I2Lab -
Interdisciplinary Information Science and Technology Laboratory
The cover of the April 2006 issue of the Journal
of Structural Biology shows a
structure
from the paper “A model-based parallel
origin and orientation refinement algorithm for
cryoTEM and its application to the study of virus structures” by Yongchang Ji,
Dan C.
Marinescu, Wei Zhang, Xing Zhang,
Xiaodong Yan and Timothy S. Baker.
Keynote Addresses and Tutorials
Books: Internet-Based Workflow Management Wiley 2002
Approaching Quantum Computing Prentice Hall
2004
Errata to Approaching Quantum Computing
Boole Lecture
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Current draft of the
book
“From Classical to Quantum
Information”
To be published in
2010 by Morgan Kaufmann, a division of Elsevier
Please send comments
to dcm@cs.ucf.edu
The 2004 Prizes of
the Romanian Academy of Science for Informatics