Nov. 30, 2018 Early registration for the 59th Sanibel Symposium has been extended to Dec. 10th! Please use the Symposium link at left to register. Oct. 5, 2018 59th Sanibel Symposium registration is open! Please use the link at left to register. Sept. 6, 2018 QTP seminar next week: Prof. Kieron Burke (Univ. Calif. Irvine) […]
Dec. 18, 2017 Sanibel Symposium registration and program information are accessible from the link at left. Oct. 10, 2017 We are proud to announce that Prof. Hai-Ping Cheng has received one of the NSF grants for “Collaborative Research: LSC Center for Coatings Research”. “LSC” is the LIGO Scientific Collaboration, the umbrella organization for specialized science and technology […]
QTP co-sponsored The “March” Meeting, A Symposium in Honor of Norman H. March, jointly with the Laboratoire de Chemie Théorique (Université de Namur, Belgium), 21-23 Nov. 2013. QTP speakers included Hai-Ping Cheng, Frank Harris, Hendrik Monkhorst, Yngve Öhrn, and Sam Trickey. In addition to being a noted and formidable contributor to many-electron theory and statisttical mechanics, […]
JIM FOLKShas left QTP to be the accountant for the Department of Physics. Please see Rebecca Brothers (QTP Student Asst.) in room 2230, for your QTP needs. QTP HAS A NEW DIRECTOR! Dr. Rod Bartlett has been elected director of QTP. His term is effective May 2012 to December 2014. Congratulations Rod! 52nd Sanibel […]
Nov 29, 2011 Between October 17 and November 18, the computing services were transitioned to a divided model where different organization provide different services. On Wednesday November 23, all QTP servers were turned off. After the transition most users were be able to work as they have been for some time. Full details on how […]
Dec 10, 2010 Ben Hall Physics and QTP graduate student working with Prof. J. Sabin recieved the Bomsted Teaching Award. Dec 8, 2010 Prof. Rod Bartlett presented the Pitzer Lecture at Ohio State Unievrsity on Nov 17. Oct 1, 2010 Prof. Rod Bartlett has been awarded the Southern Chemist Awrd by the Memphis section of the ACS. Sep […]
November 12, 2009 To celebrate the 50th Sanibel Symposium a poster competition was organized. Art students have created some beautiful posters. The winner is Amanda Humphreys. November 5, 2009 Lex Kemper (Physics, Cheng group) has won the McLaughlin Dissertation Fellowship for Spring 2009. This award is given to 4 CLAS graduate students who are in the […]
The new, parallel implementation of Coupled Cluster theory in ACES III is now available for download from the web. Check out the QTP Software page for software created and maintained by QTP faculty and their reseach groups. The World Association of Theoretical and Computational Chemists (WATOC) has awarded the 2008 Schrodinger Medal to Rod Bartlett. This is the WATOC prize for […]
Victor Albert, undergraduate student working with Jack Sabin and Frank Harris received the “Emerging Scholar Award” from Phi Kappa Phi. The 16th Conference on Theoretical and Computational Chemistry was held Nov 2-4 in Jackson, MS with 200 attendees. Rod Bartlett was honored plenary speaker. There were contributions from QTP graduate students Andrew Taube, Josh […]
Duane Williams has been awarded the 2006 Florida/Georgia Louis Stokes Alliance for Minority Participation Fellowship. Professor Rodney J. Bartlett, Graduate Research Professor of Chemistry and Physics, Quantum Theory Project, has been selected as the recipient of the ACS Award in Theoretical Chemistry in 2007 sponsored by IBM Corporation. This is one of the most […]