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Thursday, May 8th

12:30–1:00 pm Workshop Check-in
1:00–5:00 pm  MolSSI Workshop "Best Practices in Software Development"
5:00–6:00 pm Check-in
6:00–8:00 pm Poster Session I & Hors d’oeuvres

 

Friday Morning, May 9th (Presider: Dr. Dominique Wappert)

8:30–9:00 am Check-in
9:00–9:15 am Opening remarks
9:15–9:40 am Daniel Crawford
Virginia Tech
Advanced Quantum Chemical Methods
for Chiroptical Spectroscopy
9:40–10:05 am Devin Matthews
Southern Methodist
University
Tensor Factorization Techniques for
Coupled Cluster Methods
10:05–10:30 am Eugene DePrince
Florida State University
Lower Bounds in Quantum Chemistry
10:30–10:50 am Coffee Break
10:50–11:15 am Francesco Evangelista
Emory University
Mutual Correlation
11:15–11:40 am Jay Foley
University of North Carolina
at Charlotte
Ab initio Cavity Quantum
Electrodynamics
11:40–12:00 pm Shengli Zou
University of Central Florida
Revealing the Collapse Mechanism of
Photons via a Nanoparticle Dimer or
Multiple Emitters Near a Metallic
Nanoparticle
12:00–2:00 pm Poster Session II & Lunch

 

Friday Afternoon, May 9th (Presider: Dr. Megan Simons)

2:00–2:25 pm Joshua Kretchmer
Georgia Tech
Real-time simulations of ultrafast
electron relaxation dynamics
2:25–2:50 pm Sophya Garashchuk
University of South Carolina
Quantum Dynamics with Gaussian
Bases: Theme and Variations
2:50–3:15 pm Nicholas Mayhall
Virginia Tech
 Computing exchange coupling constants in organometallic complexes with Tensor Product Selected CI
3:15–3:35 pm Coffee Break
3:35–4:00 pm Edward Valeev
Virginia Tech
Beyond atomic orbitals and plane
waves: multiwavelet representations
for converged correlated all-electron
simulation of molecules and solids
4:00–4:25 pm Małgorzata Makoś
The University of Alabama
Adaptive-Learning Reaction Pathways
Search
4:25–4:50 pm Konrad Patkowski
Auburn University
Symmetry-adapted perturbation
theory, but not for two molecules
4:50–5:10 pm James Baird
University of Alabama in
Huntsville
Electrostatic Energy of a Dipolar Ion in
an Electrolyte Solution
6:00–8:00 pm Dinner Reception

 

Saturday Morning, May 10th (Presider: Dr. Sarah Pak)

9:00–9:25 am Elisa Pieri
University of North Carolina
at Chapel Hill
Modeling the titration of biological
chromophores in complex
environments
9:25–9:45 am Greg Tschumper
Missouri University of
Science and Technology
Concerted Proton Transfer in Small
Cyclic Hydrogen Bonded Clusters
9:45–10:05 am Ilias Magoulas
Emory University
Clifford Transformations for Fermionic
Quantum Systems: From Paulis to
Majoranas to Fermions
10:05–10:25 am Ryan Fortenberry
University of Mississippi
PAHsing to Compute IR Spectra
10:25–10:45 am Coffee Break
10:45–11:10 am Lee Thompson
University of Louisville
Beyond Orthogonality: Nonadiabatic
Chemistry through a Nonorthogonal
Lens
11:10–11:35 am Justin Talbot
Clemson University
Bridging the gaps in quantum
chemistry: Integrating electronic
structure and molecular dynamics
11:35–12:00 pm Samer Gozem
Georgia State University
Revisiting Oscillator Strength
Calculations for Solvated Molecules
12:00–12:30 pm Concluding remarks and business meeting

 

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