In collaboration with the Molecular Sciences Software Institute (MolSSI), the Simons Center presents this introductory, scientific programming workshop designed for those who are interested in using computational tools in science instruction and research. This workshop focuses on building practical programming skills, and NO prior programming experience is required. While primarily targeted toward students, faculty are welcome to...

The Simons Center for Computational Physical Chemistry at NYU regularly hosts visiting scholars to discuss their work.  Join us on April 28 for a presentation by Jonathan Foley of the University of North Carolina, Charlotte: Many body methods for polariton chemistry All Simons Center seminars are held in Waverly 540.   Or join via Zoom:...

This Enhancing Science Courses by Integrating Python (ESCIP) Workshop is offered by-invitation-only*, and intended for faculty who wish to incorporate Python programming in undergraduate science courses.  It will be a combination writing (develop course materials) plus training program (learn new skills and discuss best practices for using Python in undergraduate science courses).   Those brand new to...