Dr. Venera Khoromskaia



Date of birth: 25 August, 1952
Place of birth: Kazan city, Russia
Family: married Boris Khoromskij in 1974
daughter Diana, M.Sc. in Physics from Uni Heidelberg; PhD from Uni Warwick, UK.

Education
1959 - 1969 Gymnasium with advanced studying of English, Kazan city, Russia.
1969 - 1974 Diploma in Physics, Kazan State University/ Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) , Dubna, Moscow region, Russia.
2010 Dr. rer. nat., TU Berlin, Germany.
Dissertation title: "Numerical solution of the Hartree-Fock equation by the tensor-structured methods". Supervisor: Prof. Dr. Reinhold Schneider

Work experience
1974-1995 Researcher, Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR), Dubna, Moscow region, Russia.
1995-2001 Freelance scientific writing, Russian-English translation (since 1995 living in Germany).
2001-2003 BMBF Research Grants, Informatics Institute, University of Leipzig.
2001-2002 Research programmer (3D NMR data processing), Max-Planck-Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience, Leipzig.
2005 Research assistant, Acoustic Microscopy Group, University of Halle.
2006-2011 Research assistant, Max-Planck-Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, Leipzig.
2011-present Research fellow, Max-Planck-Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences, Leipzig.

Languages: Russian (native), English (translator Certificate in 1973), German (fluent).




1976, Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Moscow region.
I developed an interface (and a supporting driver program in Assembler) for the mainframe computer
CDC-1604A
(produced by Control Data Corporation), and the (typewriter) display VT-340.



Current research (since 2006) at the Max-Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences (Leipzig, Germany):
development of tensor numerical methods for solution of multidimensional problems
in computational quantum chemistry and in scientific computing.
See List of publications (all algorithms are in Matlab).

Projects in 2000-2005 (in Leipzig, Germany)
Application of the BIOSIG programming package based on PCA to processing the EEG data (in Matlab).
Data compression in ultrasonic microscopy by using wavelets (C programming)(2004).
Modelling of the interactive algorithms by directed bipartite graphs (Petri Nets) (2003) .
Modelling of the internet data flows by the computer simulation of internet networks (2002).

2001-2002: Project "Descriptors for focal brain lesion as revealed by MR tomography''
(at the Max-Planck Institute for Cognitive Neuroscience, Leipzig).
Development of the registration method for the 3D MR brain images with lesions, based on spatial parameters fitting.

200-2001: Videoconferencing project. Development of the control program for SONY EVI-D30 video-camera
including direct control and through the Internet server-client connection.
Development of the control program (for two video-cameras) for 3D television.


Former projects at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research in Dubna (Moscow region, Russia):
1974-1982: Development of hardware and software (in Assembler and machine code) for

networking of two CDC-1604A computers for parallel processing of films with tracks of particles from the experiments in high energy physics.
Interfaces for CDC-1604A and peripheral devices designed in different standards, (photos).

1982-1985: Development of hardware and software for the computer-controlled automatic electron beam scanner
for large scale processing of films with tracks of particles from the experiments in high energy physics.
Software package for testing the Electronics of the automatic scanner (constructed in CAMAC standard).
Library of drivers and program interfaces to FORTRAN for on-line automatic scanning control
(Assembler of computer PDP-11, FORTRAN).

1985-1995: Programming for experimental data processing in nuclear physics
(FORTRAN programming, usage of first Graphics and DataBase packages).




Other interests:

English literature (poetry).
Rock'n'roll music, dancing.
Sports: foil fencing (since 1965), alpine skiing, tennis, country skiing, skating, aerobics.

03.08.2020
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