Alexey Ossadtchi gave a lecture at ITMO on computational methods for visualizing molecular dynamics and gene expression in the brain

How can an idea published in a good journal become a tool widely used in laboratories around the world and receive over 1000 citations?
What is the connection between neuroengineering, physical chemistry, and mathematical methods used in spectroscopy and functional brain imaging?

Alexey shared his perspective on these topics by reviewing two computational approaches: BASEX and GET. These two approaches were developed for the efficiency of molecular dynamics and molecular pharmacological studies, but have received very different levels of attention in the scientific community.