Miko Stulajter completed a second three-month summer 3DEXPERIENCE® scientific visualization internship with the BIOVIA R&D software engineering team. After a rewarding first internship experience, Miko was excited to return for another summer, attracted by the meaningful work he had accomplished through his first internship.
During this internship, Miko focused on implementing and prototyping new features for visualizing molecular trajectories in BIOVIA Molecular Design. Miko developed a new trajectory animation dialog UI, significantly improving user control over trajectory playback. He also prototyped a streaming server to facilitate efficient testing and development for reading remotely hosted trajectory files. Additionally, Miko explored utilizing D3.js to create interactive trajectory visualizations, such as a timeseries of trajectory properties and a potential energy surface visualization of trajectory frames, enhancing the overall trajectory analysis experience in BIOVIA Molecular Design.
Beyond his technical contributions, Miko’s quick learning and adaptability allowed him to rapidly develop and prototype these new features, making him an invaluable part of our intern program this year.
“I really enjoyed my first internship with BIOVA and was excited to return for a second one. It was fulfilling to work on new projects and see some of the work I did last summer now in production. Coming back to BIOVIA felt like I never left.”
Curious to learn more about Miko’s project and his experience working with the BIOVIA team? Watch the video below, where Miko shares his work and the insights he gained.
Miko Stulajter is currently pursuing his Ph. D. in computational science in the joint doctoral program at San Diego State University and the University of California, Irvine. His research is in the area of high-performance computing, computational chemistry, and machine learning.