Research sources.
Scientific descriptions are based on my publications, thesis, research-programme materials and the software documentation linked from each page. Ongoing research and planned extensions are not presented as completed or clinically validated results.
Teaching and educational resources.
Teaching appointments, qualifications, course history and workshops are drawn from my academic record. Current teaching responsibilities are distinguished from earlier courses and teaching-assistant roles. Proposed student-project directions are not presented as funded opportunities.
The teaching-resource description of Implementing Parallel and Distributed Systems follows the book’s published scope and preface, with links to the book information and companion source code.
Image credits.
- gHH graphical abstract and current traces: Poshtkohi & Gulbransen, The Journal of Physiology, DOI 10.1113/JP288880. The supplied article is distributed under a Creative Commons Attribution licence. Images are cropped and resized for display without changing the plotted results.
- Pentarnion figures: Poshtkohi & Pumplün, A Five-Dimensional Nonassociative Algebra: Elliptic Integrability and Bracketing-Dependent Dynamics, arXiv:2610.34202. Figure panels are reproduced from the supplied author preprint.
- GTG Cell Studio workspace: screenshot supplied via the GTG Cell Studio project website. The image is loaded directly from the project’s image URL.
- Microglia schematic: supplied research-programme illustration. It describes modelling scope, not the completion of every proposed component.
- Pentarnion Studio workspace: screenshot supplied via the Pentarnion Studio project website. The image is loaded directly from the project’s image URL.
- Portrait: supplied academic website image.
- Book cover: Implementing Parallel and Distributed Systems, CRC Press / Taylor & Francis, 2023. Cover image credit: Amir Sadeghian. The full copyrighted book is not distributed by this site; links provide the publisher and the existing publisher preview.
Software and publication status.
GTG Cell Studio’s public repository distributes a compiled research preview with evaluation-access requirements. Pentarnion Studio publishes first-party source under Apache 2.0; third-party components retain their respective licences. Consult each repository for current terms and supported operations.
The three Pentarnion papers are public preprints submitted for publication. The two GTG manuscripts are in preparation. These descriptions do not imply acceptance or completed peer review.
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