Computational Scientist · Argonne National Laboratory

AI, HPC, and Quantum Chemistry

Quantum mechanics provides a powerful foundation for predicting molecular and material behavior. Yet applying it to problems such as materials design, drug discovery, and reaction chemistry remains challenging because accurate calculations are computationally expensive and chemical spaces are enormous.

My research focuses on closing the gap between what our physical models can predict in principle and what we can calculate in practice. I combine artificial intelligence, high-performance computing, and quantum chemistry to tackle challenging problems of the 21st century.

Portrait of Murat Keçeli

AI + HPC + QC = Accelerated Scientific Discovery

Artificial Intelligence

Machine-learned potentials, agentic AI, retrieval-augmented generation, and AI evaluation.

High-Performance Computing

Scalable eigensolvers, automated workflows, exascale-ready software, and distributed training.

Quantum Chemistry

Accurate thermochemistry, coupled-cluster methods, anharmonic vibrations, and density functional theory.

Recent publications

Papers from the last two years

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