| Research Community |
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Computation in the Physical Sciences: State of the Art Molecular Modeling
A Research Community of Faculty and Students
Participating Faculty: |
Sudha Srinivas (Physics) |
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Paulo Acioli (Physics) | |
Ana Fraiman (Chemistry) | |
Stefan Tsonchev (Chemistry) |
The activities of this Research Community are targeted workshops to train participants to solve problems in physical and chemical systems using computational methodologies. A series of workshops will introduce participating students to the basics of computational visualization and train them in key modeling concepts and give them direct experience in using powerful computational techniques. Students will use these methods in individualized projects, studying the physical and chemical properties of a system they choose in consultation with participating faculty.
| Upcomming Workshops |
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1st Student Workshop on Molecular Modeling - Date: Nov. 02
- Time: 5:40 - 7:00
- Location: SCI - 242
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This workshop will introduce the novice student to the computational tools and techniques, including molecular visualization, used to model the properties of physical and chemical systems. Refreshments will be served after the workshop. |
2nd Student Workshop on Molecular Modeling - Tentative Date: Nov. 17 - 11:00-12:30
- Location: SCI - 237
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This workshop will introduce the novice student to the computational
tools and techniques, including molecular visualization, used to model the properties
of physical and chemical systems. Refreshments will be served after the workshop. |
Registration
These workshops are open to any NEIU students, although preference will be given to Math and Science Majors/Minors. There are no registration fees. Participation will be limited to 15 students. To register to these workshops send an e-mail to p-acioli@neiu.edu with the following information:Name:
Major/Minor:
Phone:
e-mail:
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