Programming in Science, Giant Legacy, Fortran, and the Differences Between Old-School and Young Scientists

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• Alexander Nozik

Alexander Nozik

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A physicist and programmer with experience in Kotlin development, holding Google Developer Expert (GDE) status. Currently, he is a senior research fellow at the Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology (MIPT) and JetBrains Research, and also has a part-time position at the Institute for Nuclear Research of the Russian Academy of Sciences (INR RAS). He heads the Nuclear Physics Methods Laboratory at JetBrains Research and is the Deputy Head of the Nuclear Physics Experimental Methods Laboratory at MIPT. He teaches courses in physics, statistical methods, and Kotlin programming, sharing his knowledge and experience with students.

I started programming with Pascal, then learned Delphi and Component Pascal/Oberon. Since 2007, I switched to Java, and then Groovy. In 2017, I fully switched to Kotlin. I also have experience working with C, Fortran, C++, and Julia. In addition, I occasionally use Python in my projects. My experience covers a wide range of technologies and languages, which allows me to effectively solve a variety of programming problems.

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