MMM Hub Software Spotlight: Intel HBM
Fouzhan Hosseini from Intel will give an overview of the Intel HBM hardware and how to use it both in cache and flat mode, and demonstrate benchmarks for a different relevant codes.
TYC Recently Appointed Academic Talks: Carla de Tomas, King’s, Gabriella Heller, UCL & Ivan Palaia – King’s
K-1.56 King's building King's College London, Strand Campus, Strand, LondonCarla De Tomas, King’s
Ivan Palaia, King’s
TYC Mini-Symposium Bio Interest Group: Biomolecules and their modelling using AI – Chris Oostenbrink, BOKU & Franca Fraternali, UCL
UCL Physics A1/3 Physics Building, Gower Street, LondonDrinks reception will be held in Physics E3/7 ground floor
TYC Masterclass: Mean field description of electronic structure: From Hartree-Fock to DFT and beyond
UCL Physics E3/7 Gower Place, LondonProf. Hannes Jonsson, University of Iceland
TYC Highlight Seminar: Calculations of excited electronic states by converging on saddle points on the electronic energy surface
Harrie Massey Lecture Theatre, UCL 25 Gordon Street, LondonProf. Hannes Jonsson, University of Iceland Calculations of excited electronic states are important in various contexts such as light harvesting, photocatalysis and molecular motors. They are challenging as commonly used optimization algorithms are based on minimization and converge on the ground state. As a result, a time-dependent formulation of density functional theory (DFT) is frequently […]
MMM Hub Software Spotlight: ML force fields
Venkat Kapil from UCL will give an overview of ML force fields - their generation, use and software which can enable this (including its use on HPC/Young).
TYC Highlight Seminar: Modelling the structure of the carbon/electrolyte interface
1.02, Malet Place Engineering Building 2 Malet Place, LondonPaola Carbone, University of Manchester
TYC Postgraduate Student Day 2025
Fogg Lecture Theatre, Queen Mary University of London Mile End Rd, Bethnal Green, LondonThe TYC Student Day is a one-day celebration of the research in theory and simulation of materials and molecules that is done by PhD students in the four London Colleges that make up the TYC (UCL, Imperial, King’s and QMUL), and Brunel University London and London South Bank University.