"Computational Chemistry Infrastructure, Interfaces, and Resources" by Richard Edwards and Nathan Vance
 

Computational Chemistry Infrastructure, Interfaces, and Resources

Student Author(s)

Richard Edwards
Nathan Vance

Faculty Mentor(s)

Dr. William Polik

Document Type

Poster

Event Date

4-10-2015

Abstract

Computational chemistry is a fast-growing sub-discipline of chemistry with broad applications. Students and researchers can perform calculations using WebMO, a web-based interface to state-of-the-art computational chemistry programs. High-performance computer clusters are used for computationally intensive jobs. Less demanding calculations may be run with lower cost infrastructure, such as a server on a USB stick or the free WebMO iOS app. In addition, instructional resources are distributed with WebMO that fully describe its usage, including advanced and lesser-known features.

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