The Simons Center for Computational Physical Chemistry at NYU regularly hosts visiting scholars to discuss their work.  Join us on November 11th for a presentation by Yelena Simine of McGill University: New Approaches to Computational Simulation of Amorphous Materials Abstract: Amorphous materials form a vast, yet vastly underutilized, class of materials. Computational methods help in...

The Simons Center for Computational Physical Chemistry at NYU regularly hosts visiting scholars to discuss their work.  Join us on November 25th for a presentation by Joshua Schrier of Fordham University: Large Language models for Solid-State Synthesis Predictions and Explanations (and in the classroom) Abstract:   In this talk, I will describe recent progress on...

The Simons Center for Computational Physical Chemistry at NYU regularly hosts visiting scholars to discuss their work.  Join us on December 9th for a presentation by Henrik Larsson of the University of California, Merced: Tensor network methods for computing vibrational and electronic states Abstract Tensor network states (TNS) have independently advanced the fields of condensed...