Dr. Serge Gorelsky conducts Computational Chemistry Workshops aimed to help graduate students, postdoctoral fellows and senior researchers to use computational chemistry tools in their research in the most effective way. Currently, the following workshop topics are being offered:
Getting Started in Computational Chemistry. Basics of QM calculations. Gaussian computer tutorial (5 hours; levels: beginner).
Connecting QM Calculations With The Experiment: Electronic Structure and Spectroscopy. (2 hours; levels: beginner, intermediate).
Openning Up The Black Box: Looking At Wave Functions As An Experimental Chemist. Electronic structure workshop. AOMix / Gaussian computer tutorial (5 hours; levels: beginner, intermediate, advanced).
Making Complex Calculations Simple: Running QM Calculations for Multi-Nuclear Open-Shell Systems Without Failures. AOMix / Gaussian computer tutorial (5 hours; levels: intermediate, advanced).
Visualization of Small and Large Molecular Structures. UCSF Chimera computer tutorial (5 hours; levels: beginner, intermediate).
Please contact Dr. Serge Gorelsky (sgorelsk@uOttawa.ca) if you are interested to arrange a workshop at your Department / Institution.
