Professor Krishnan Balasubramanian

Krishnan Balasubramanian

Emeritus Professor, Arizona State University
Distinguished Professor, Birla Institute of Technology & Science Distinguished Adjunct Professor, SRM University, India

kbalu at asu.edu 480-382-6428

Two-Time Fulbright Research Award
Camille & Henry Dreyfus Teacher-Scholar
Alfred P. Sloan Fellow
Award for Distinction in Graduate Teaching
Joint Prize of Minister of Education, Poland
Birla Institute of Technology & Science Distinguished Alumnus Award
Phi Kappa Phi & Alpha Chi Sigma
740 publications, 2 books
Robert S. Mulliken Lecturer
Lawrence Livermore Distinguished Service Award
Padmashri Gemini Ganesan Centennial Lecture
Rev. Yeddanapalli Memorial Award
Titular Member of International Academy of Mathematical Chemistry
Elected Member EU Academy of Sciences.
G-Scholar Profile
Expertise Areas
Artificial Intelligence
Artificial Neural Networks
Computational Biology
Computational Mathematics
Computational Modeling
Discrete Mathematics
Drug Delivery
Nanoscience
Nanoscience and Material Physics
Physical Chemistry
Quantitative Systems Biology
Theoretical Chemistry

Education
Postdoctoral Associate, University of California-Berkeley, Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Ph.D. Johns Hopkins University
M.A. Johns Hopkins University
M.Sc.(Honors) with Distinction, Birla Institute of Technology and Science, India

Excerpts from Interview of Prof. K. S. Pitzer: Chemist and Administrator at UC Berkeley, President Rice University, President Stanford University, and the Director Atomic Energy Commission, 1935-1997

"K. Balasubramanian had joined me as a postdoc. I can remember him walking through the door and saying, "Balasubramanian is too long a name. Call me Balu." [laughs] His first name was Krishnan; he's obviously from India. He was a bundle of energy and a very agreeable young man....I checked with the latest list of publications that he'd sent in, and he has over 340 papers, which for a man of his age [38] is well-nigh a record, far more than many people get in their entire career. He's a very, very interesting person, and as I say, very successful by almost any standard."

" Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall" Oliver Goldsmith (Confucius)

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Krishnan Balasubramanian

Emeritus Professor, Arizona State UniversityDistinguished Professor, Birla Institute of Technology & Science Distinguished Adjunct Professor, SRM University, India

kbalu at asu.edu 480-382-6428

Excerpts from Interview of Prof. K. S. Pitzer: Chemist and Administrator at UC Berkeley, President Rice University, President Stanford University, and the Director Atomic Energy Commission, 1935-1997

" Our greatest glory is not in never falling, but in rising every time we fall" Oliver Goldsmith (Confucius)

Emeritus Professor, Arizona State University
Distinguished Professor, Birla Institute of Technology & Science Distinguished Adjunct Professor, SRM University, India