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Matea Turalija

Matea Turalija

Research and teaching assistant at University of Rijeka Faculty of Medicine
Ph.D. student of informatics at University of Rijeka Faculty of Informatics and Digital Technologies
Member of Group for Applications and Services on Exascale Research Infrastructure (GASERI)

Scientific interests

Quantum and classical mechanics of atoms and molecules, molecular dynamics simulation
Parallel and distributed computing, algorithms on exascale supercomputers

PhD research progress

2023-11-12: presented at 2nd Scientific Conference of Doctoral Students of Informatics: INFCON23 (proceedings)
2022-15-12: passed Doctoral qualification exam (paper)
2022-11-11: presented at 1st Scientific Conference of Doctoral Students of Informatics: INFCON22 (proceedings)

Publications

Turalija, M., Petrović, M. & Kovačić, B. Towards General-Purpose Long-Timescale Molecular Dynamics Simulation on Exascale Supercomputers with Data Processing Units. in 2022 45th International Convention on Information, Communication, and Electronic Technology (MIPRO), 300–306 (2022). doi:10.23919/MIPRO55190.2022.9803537

Co-authored talks

Molecular dynamics simulation for exascale supercomputing era: scientific research and software engineering challenges. Presented by Vedran Miletić. Invited lecture at the Computational Chemistry Day in Zagreb, Croatia, 16th of September, 2023.
Extending Non-Equilibrium Pulling Method in GROMACS with Arbitrary User-Defined Atom Weight Factor Expressions. Presented by Vedran Miletić. Third Infinity 2022, Max Planck Institute for Multidisciplinary Sciences, Göttingen, 23rd of September 2022

Research projects

Measuring the Social Dimension of Culture (MESOC), Horizon 2020 (researcher)

Teaching activities

Current

Medical Informatics (Medicine)
Informatics for Pharmacists (Pharmacy)
Health Informatics (Environmental and Public Health)
Medical Informatics (Medical Laboratory Diagnostics)

Previous

Computer Architecture and Organization (auditory exercises)
Computer Networks (laboratory exercises)
Network and Mobile Operating Systems (auditory exercises)

Popularization of science