At the division of Computational Chemistry we study statistical thermodynamics, suspension dynamics, and quantum chemistry. While we have a strong focus on fundamental research and model development, our methods have been applied on a diverse range of systems such as clay, cement, sea water, dental environments, wood fibers, sand and dairy products!
We also have a well equipped experimental lab for preparing protein samples and conducting physical chemistry measurements.
News
2024-03-11
Stiftelsen Markussens studiefond has decided to award Computational Chemistry´s Doctoral student Amanda Eriksson Skog. Amount: 50 000 SEK. Amanda will receive her award during a ceremony at
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Photosensitizer Simulations on the Cover
A computational investigation of a rhodium-based light-harvesting complex based on ab initio molecular dynamics
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Our new study of caffeine appears on the cover of American Chemical Society's Journal of Physical
[...]2023-11-24
Congratulations Amanda Eriksson Skog and Henrik Vinther Sørensen to your awards from The Royal Physiographic Society of
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