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- The author shares their personal and professional journey, highlighting the influence of family, mentors, colleagues, and friends in their scientific endeavors.
- They discuss their ongoing work at the intersection of physical chemistry and systems biology, as well as exploring advanced topics like electronic dynamics.
- The piece serves as both an autobiography and a reflection on their current research pursuits, indicating that their work is far from complete.
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Invited by the editorial committee of the Annual Review of Physical Chemistry to "contribute my autobiography," I present it here, as I understand the term. It is about my parents, my mentors, my coworkers, and my friends in learning and the scientific problems that we tried to address. Courtesy of the editorial assistance of Annual Reviews, some of the science is in the figure captions and sidebars. I am by no means done: I am currently trying to fuse the quantitative rigor of physical chemistry with systems biology while also dealing with a post-Born-Oppenheimer regime in electronic dynamics and am attempting to instruct molecules to perform advanced logic.
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