About

AdaptiveFlow is developed and maintained primarily at Harvard University.

People involved in the AdaptiveFlow project

• Daniel Park, Roivant Sciences, USA
• Dr. Ming Tang, Queensland University of Technology, Australia
• Minkai Li, Harvard University, USA
• Alexander Hasson, University of Oxford, UK
• Dr. Abhishek Kumar, India
• Mohammad Haddadnia, University of Toronto, Canada
• Akshat Nigam, Stanford, USA
• Aditya Kumar, Technical University Berlin, Germany
• MD Christopher Secker, MDC Berlin, Germany
• Tanner Marsh, Harvard University, USA
• Ella Rajaonson, University of Toronto, Canada
• Soumya Prakash Behera, Indian Institute of Technology, India
• Süleyman Selim, University of Oxford, UK
• Yehor Malets, National Academy of Science of Ukraine, Ukraine.
• MInko Gehev, Google, USA
• Dr. Sorin Draga, University of Bucharest, Romania
• Moritz Hoffmann, Freie Universität Berlin, Germany
• Dr. Matt Koop, AWS, USA
• Dr, Pierre-Yves Aquilanti AWS, USA
• Dr. Amr Alhossary, Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
• Dr. Anita Nivedha, Beckman Research Inst. of the City of Hope National Medical Center, USA
• P.D. Dr. Konstantin Fackeldey, Technical University Berlin, Germany
• Prof. Dr. Haribabu Arthanari, Harvard University, USA
• Prof. Dr. Gerhard Wagner, Harvard University, USA
• Dr. Christoph Gorgulla, Harvard University, USA (project director, lead developer)

Former contributors

• Anna (My) Nguyen, College of Saint Benedict & Saint John's University, USA
• Xiaoyu (Lily) Yu, The Scripps Research Institute, USA
• Juan Castillo, Harvard University, USA
• Jadadish Mahendran,Fellow Robots, USA
• Dr. Su Wu, Harvard University, USA
• Dr. Andras Boeszoermenyi, Harvard University, USA
• Anthony Calderaio, Dycom Industries, USA
• Jamie Kinney, Google, USA

Interested in joining the team? Simply write us an email (address see below). 

Collaborators regarding the REAL database

• Yurii Morotz, Enamine/Chemspace
• Irina Iavniuk, Enamine

General correspondence