ESP Biography



RINAT RIZVANOV, Sophomore studying Chemistry and Computer Science



Major: Chemistry and Computer Science

College/Employer: Boston Univeristy

Year of Graduation: 2027

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Brief Biographical Sketch:

My name is Rinat, and I am passionate about teaching and research in chemistry and computational sciences. With extensive experience in Olympiad chemistry coaching, I have helped high school students develop problem-solving skills and a deeper understanding of complex scientific concepts.

Beyond teaching, I am involved in research on molecular docking and deep learning for ligand binding prediction, contributing to the advancement of pharmaceutical modeling techniques.

Outside the classroom and lab, I enjoy drawing manga and breakdancing.

I strive to create engaging, interdisciplinary learning experiences that connect theory with real-world applications, inspiring students to think critically and embrace the world of science.



Past Classes

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C16082: Cicada 3301 and Beyond: How to Solve Any Cipher and Find Hidden Worlds in Splash 2025 (Mar. 15 - 16, 2025)
🔑 Cicada 3301 and Beyond: How to Solve Any Cipher and Find Hidden Worlds 🔑 Ever wanted to be a real-life codebreaker? Dive into the mystery of Cicada 3301, the internet’s most infamous cryptographic puzzle, and learn how to solve ciphers like a pro! In just one class, you’ll: 🕵️‍♂️ Unravel the history of cryptography – from ancient spies to modern hackers. 🔢 Crack real ciphers like the Bacon Cipher, Euler Cipher, and frequency analysis. 🧠 Decode hidden messages and challenge yourself with mind-bending puzzles. 💡 Discover how cryptography shapes the digital world – from secret societies to cybersecurity. No prior experience needed—just bring your curiosity and a sharp mind! Will you be the one to solve the final cipher and uncover the secret? 🕶️ 🚀 Join us and test your cryptographic skills! 🔐 Can you crack this code? Brx glg lw! Qrz brx duh d pdvwhu ri flskhuv—exw fdq brx xqudyho wkh uhvw lq wkh ohvvrq? 3