Virtual Winter School on Computational Chemistry
We are happy to announce that registrations for the 11th edition of the Virtual Winter School on Computational Chemistry are now open! Join us for a week filled with knowledge, networking, and innovation in computational chemistry.
- Event Dates: 27th-31st January 2025
- Submit Your Research: Single Figure Presentations (SFPs) are welcome! (Deadline: 26th Jan 2025)
- Learn from the Best: Talks by leading experts in computational chemistry
- Participate in Workshops: Sessions featuring ORCA 6 and xTB
We look forward to seeing you there!
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Latest News
The 2024 edition of the Virtual Winter School on Computational Chemistry (VWSCC) was a tremendous success, with hundreds of subscribers.
We are now excited to announce that the 11th edition of the VWSCC will be held from January 27-31, 2025. This upcoming edition will feature talks from leading experts in various fields of computational chemistry and will include two workshops focused on some of the most popular software used by the community. Stay tuned for more details about the event!
About us
We were able to host the 2024 event thanks to the generous support of our sponsors.
Our most sincere thanks to...
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Goals
What do we want to achieve?
Availability: Ensure access to lectures given by prominent computational chemists to scientists worldwide
Community building: Facilitate international communication and the exchange of ideas between specialists of different fields
Support young scientists
Format
Key Principles
These are the key principles of the virtual winter school on computational chemistry:
Free (but required) registration
Live lectures broadcasted on the internet using virtual conferencing software
Speakers make talks accessible for non-specialists as well as presenting new aspects in the field
Lectures cover a wide variety of subjects
Lectures are available for download
Participants can present their work
Forum and chat sessions