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November, 2012: The Beta3 Release of the PSI4 Electronic Structure Package is now available.
August, 2011: Dr. Sherrill has been named a Fellow of the American Chemical Society

Introductory summer lecture series in theoretical chemistry

Group Meetings

Group meetings are Thursdays 1:00 - 2:30 in MS&E 4202A

Date	Presenter	Topic
Thurs, Jan 24	David Sherrill	Plans for 2013
Thurs, Jan 31	Group	Group-wide Research Update
Thurs, Feb 7	N/A	No meeting: Skinner talk @ 4pm
Thurs, Feb 14	Group	Literature Update
Thurs, Feb 21	Andy Simmonett	Multipoles
Thurs, Feb 28	Ugur Bozkaya	Research Update
Thurs, Mar 7	Trent Parker	Research Update
Thurs, Mar 14	Group	Literature Update
Thurs, Mar 21	N/A	PACE Debugging/Profiling Workshop for those interested
Thurs, Mar 28	DJ Crowell	Research Update
Thurs, Apr 4	Matt Kennedy	Research Update
Thurs, Apr 18	Group	Literature Update
Thurs, Apr 25	Lori Burns	Research Update
Thurs, May 2	Aftab Patel	Research Update
Thurs, May 9	N/A	Travel to SETCA
Thurs, May 16	TBA	TBA
Thurs, May 23	TBA	TBA
Thurs, May 30	TBA	TBA
Thurs, Jun 13	TBA	TBA
Thurs, Jun 20	TBA	TBA
Tues, Jun 25	Trent Parker	Practice OP
Thurs, Jun 27	Eugene DePrince	Research Update

Upcoming Events

Molecular Quantum Mechanics: Electron Correlation, the Many Body Problem at the Heart of Chemistry, an International Conference in Honor of Prof. Rodney J. Bartlett, Lugano, Switzerland, 2-7 June 2013
Intermolecular Interactions: New Challenges for ab initio Theory Telluride, CO, July 15-19, 2013
CECAM Workshop on structure-property relationships of molecular precursors to organic electronics, October 22-25, Lausanne, Switzerland, 2013
SERMACS 2013 will be held in Atlanta, GA, November 12-16, 2013

Recent Events

South Eastern Theoretical Chemistry Association (SETCA), May 9-11, Auburn University
National ACS Meeting in New Orleans, Accurate Characterization of Noncovalent Interactions: From Small Molecules to Supramolecular Chemistry (Tschumper and Van Voorhis, organizers), and Potential Function Uncertainty and Validation (Faver and Merz).