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MMM Hub Software Spotlight: ONETEP

Venue: Join Zoom Meeting https://ucl.zoom.us/j/99746496587?pwd=UUJHeFBzU3p1a0crTEh2T1lrNUFrUT09 Meeting ID: 997 4649 6587 Passcode: TYCSWS Contact: George BoothEmail:  george.booth@kcl.ac.uk In the second of the MMM Hub/TYC 'Software Spotlight' event series, we will be looking at the ONETEP package for linear-scaling density functional theory calculations with controllable accuracy. The favourable scaling of this package has allowed it to be pushed […]

Modelling phase separation

Zoom

Jeremy Schmit - Kansas State University Thomas Michaels - UCL (previously ETHZ, Cambridge, Harvard) Jerelle Joseph - University of Cambridge Time:   15:00 BST Venue: Zoom Contact:  Andela Saric Email:  tyc-administrator@ucl.ac.uk

Moire-Twistronics workshop

Online

The online Moiré-Twistronics workshop is dedicated to recent developments in theory and experiments on twisted bilayer materials. The workshop will be run jointly by the UK’s National Graphene Institute (Manchester), the Thomas Young Centre for Theory and Simulation of Materials (London), and the Sir Henry Royce Institute. Workshop attendance is free of charge. Programme BST UK Time  […]

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MMM Hub++ Conference 2021

This virtual conference brings together researchers working in all aspects of theory and simulation of materials and molecular systems and is jointly organised by the UK’s Materials and Molecular Modelling Hub, the Thomas Young Centre, CCP9, CCP5, CCPBioSim, the Materials Chemistry Consortium and the UK Car-Parrinello Consortium. The conference will cover topics including, but not […]

MSSC2021@London – Virtual Ab initio Modelling in Solid State Chemistry

Virtual Edition (New Users) Discovering quantum-mechanical simulations with CRYSTAL Directors: S. Casassa - A. Erba - N.M. Harrison - G. Mallia https://www.imperial.ac.uk/mssc/mssc2021/ The Department of Chemistry and the Thomas Young Centre at Imperial College London and the Theoretical Chemistry Group of the University of Torino, in collaboration with the Computational Materials Science Group of the […]

CECAM Psi-k Research Conference on New Horizons in Nucleation: a playground classical and ab initio simulation methods

https://www.cecam.org/workshop-details/7#program-7 Nucleation from liquids is a phenomenon encountered in countless natural and industrial processes. Nucleation is the initial step in the formation of a new, usually thermodynamically stable phase, from a parent, metastable phase. Phenomena that range from the formation of ice particles in the atmosphere, to the obstruction of oil pipelines by gas hydrates, […]

TYC Student Welcome Event 2021

Airmeet

The TYC is looking forward to welcoming new PhD students to our centre, from across the four London colleges.  It is a brilliant opportunity to meet your peers (virtually), and to hear about the fantastic benefits of being affiliated to this active and exciting institute.  We will hear from our Interest Group Leaders about the […]

TYC 15th Anniversary Event

Queen's Tower Rooms, Imperial College London 7 Imperial College Road, South Kensington

The Thomas Young Centre (TYC) is a dynamic and interdisciplinary alliance of London researchers operating at the forefront of science to address the challenges of society and industry through the theory and simulation of materials and molecules, or materials and molecular modelling. The TYC is made up of around 100 research groups from four London […]

Mini symposium: Beyond density functional theory for predictive excitations

A description of the electronic excitations in materials and molecules is central to understanding the key optical, transport and reactive properties. While density functional theory often describes ground state energetics to reasonable accuracy, it will often more qualitatively fail in its description of these excitations, and therefore methodological development which can go beyond DFT is […]

TYC Highlight Seminar: Intranuclear phase separation, and its role in transcription and gene regulation

avide Marenduzzo, University of Edinburgh The recording of the seminar can be found here Abstract: Microscopy studies suggest that chromatin and its associated proteins often form phase separated droplets within the nucleus of eukaryotic organisms. I will describe some possible biophysical mechanisms underlying such intranuclear phase separation and microphase separation (arrested phase separation resulting in […]

TYC Symposium: Modelling of Materials for Quantum Technologies

Online

Photoionization and vibronic properties of isolated colour centres in diamond from first principles-calculations - Audrius Alkauskas, FTMC Lithuania ~

Deterministically implanted defects in semiconductors for quantum gates and quantum simulation - Andrew Fisher, UCL ~

Theoretical magneto-optical spectroscopy for solid state defect quantum bits - Adam Gali, Budapest