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Seminar: Prof Daniel Crawford, Virginia Tech

March 4, 2019
Prof. Daniel Crawford, professor of chemistry at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University and director of the Molecular Sciences Software Institute, visits for a chemistry seminar on "The Mysteries of Chirality, Solvation, and Optical Activity." flyer

Seminar: Prof Olaseni Sode, Cal State LA

February 1, 2019
Prof. Olaseni Sode of the chemistry department at California State University - Los Angeles, visits for a chemistry seminar on "Exploring the Electronic and Vibrational Structure of Carbon Dioxide." flyer

Seminar: Prof Yuan Ping, UC Santa Cruz

January 25, 2019
Prof. Yuan Ping of the chemistry department at the University of California, Santa Cruz, visits for a chemistry seminar on "First-principles Study of Complex Defects: From Polaronic Conduction to Single Photon Emission." flyer

ccCAT retreat

January 17, 2019
ccCAT students, postdocs, and faculty gathered on campus before the semester started for a day of research presentations, skills workshops, and brainstorming. Student prizes were awarded to Samantha Bidwell for service and leadership, and to Enrique Guerrero and Hanbo Hong for best oral...

Seminar: Prof Peter Gill, Australian National University

December 10, 2018
Prof. Peter M. W. Gill of the Research School of Chemistry at the Australian National University, visits for a chemistry seminar on "New Ways to Think About Electronic Excited States."

Seminar: Prof Laura Gagliardi, University of Minnesota

October 26, 2018
Prof. Laura Gagliardi, Director of the University of Minnesota's Chemical Theory Center, visited for a chemistry seminar on "Computational Design of Functionalized Metal-Organic Framework for Catalysis." flyer  

ccCAT kicks off!

October 1, 2018
ccCAT officially begins! Looking forward to doing some great science and bringing in new students and postdocs to our groups.

Dr. Bradford A. Barker joins

October 1, 2018
Welcome to our first postdoc, Dr. Bradford A. Barker, from the Louie group in physics at UC Berkeley. His thesis was on strong spin-orbit effects in solids, and will be working on application of the GW/Bethe-Salpeter Equation methodology to open-shell transition-metal complexes.

Seminar: Prof Anthony Dutoi, University of the Pacific

September 21, 2018
Prof. Anthony Dutoi of the chemistry department at the University of the Pacific in Stockton visited for a chemistry seminar on "Excitonic coupled-cluster theory for large-scale electronic structure calculations." flyer

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