PhD Candidate in Nanoengineering at UC San Diego
Specializing in Nano-scale Materials Simulations
I am a PhD candidate in the Nanoengineering program at UC San Diego, co-advised by Prof. Tod Pascal and Prof. Darren Lipomi. My research focuses on atomistic simulations of polymer systems, polymer-bio interfaces, and organic molecular systems. I use simulations as a computational microscope to understand nanoscale phenomena and explore high-throughput materials design.
Molecular simulations of sustainable polymers, semiconducting polymers, engineered living materials, nanoparticle-ligand dynamics
Studied at Fudan University, Shanghai (2017) | Mandarin Speaker
University of California San Diego
Current
MRSEC-supported trainee in IRG-2 (NSF Award DMR-2011924)
University of California San Diego
2021
University of California San Diego
2020
Double Major
View complete publication list on Google Scholar
Science Robotics (2024)
Royal Society of Chemistry (2024)
Accounts of Materials Research (2024)
The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2023)
In preparation
For research collaborations or inquiries, please reach out:
Department of Nanoengineering, UC San Diego
rramji [at] ucsd [dot] edu