Jiri Vanicek

Jiri Vanicek is an Associate Professor in the Department of CHEM at École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne. His research interests include theoretical physical chemistry, with a focus on molecular symmetry, quantum dynamics, and computational methods in chemistry. He teaches courses such as Mathematical Methods in Chemistry, Molecular Quantum Dynamics, and various Physical Chemistry Seminars. Vanicek has supervised multiple PhD students and is affiliated with the Laboratory of Theoretical Physical Chemistry. His work emphasizes the application of advanced mathematical and computational techniques to solve complex problems in chemical systems.

Vanicek Jiri is an Associate Professor of Theoretical Chemical Physics at Ecole Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). His research focuses on Theoretical Chemical Physics and Bioinformatics, with an emphasis on understanding molecular and biological systems through computational and theoretical methods. His work explores the interplay between quantum mechanics and chemical processes, including the study of kinetic isotope effects, quantum dynamics, and microRNA regulation in viral latency. He has published extensively on topics such as semiclassical dynamics, ab initio methods, and the role of microRNAs in gene expression. His research bridges theoretical physics and bioinformatics to address complex biological and chemical phenomena.