I am thankful for my friendships, acquaintances and collaborations with a number of exceptional scientists and researchers in nonlinear sciences. I am listing some of these research groups below.

• Paul Research Group at Virginia Tech

• Tithof Lab at University of Minnesota Twin Cities

• Prof. Laurence Rongy, Prof. Anne De Wit and colleagues at Nonlinear Physical Chemistry Unit at ULB Brussels

• Pattern formation and Control Lab headed by Prof. Mike Schatz at Georgia Tech

• Ross Dynamics Lab at Virginia Tech

Here is a list of some brilliant resources on chaos, nonlinear dynamics, pattern formation and computations:

• http://chaosbook.org/

• Some demonstrations by Michael Cross.

• A highly efficient and scalable spectral element fluid solver Nek5000 (https://nek5000.mcs.anl.gov/)