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Münster, Germany
Joined January 2018
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Congratulations and well done everyone. Happy to see this published, and even happier, Serenity could contribute.
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An extended subsystem-based method to reliably calculate isotropic EPR hyperfine couplings. A detailed study of opposing overdelocalization and overlocalization effects with ossible applications towards large (bio)molecular systems. @QCSerenity @p_esch01 go.acs.org/2Uz
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Paper News: Specialized DLPNO-CC orbital pair selection for reaction energies, based on pair correlation energy changes. Well done Moritz! scitationinfo.org/1XPS-7ZB1S… #compchem
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Serenity is one of the available DFT interfaces in the back end: github.com/qcscine/puffin Happy to see the support!
Chemoton has made it onto GitHub! v2.0.0 is also on the PyPI. Its BSD-3 licensed, so have fun with it everyone! Of course a huge thanks to everyone involved. This has been a long time in the making, and we are already preparing v2.1.0. github.com/qcscine/chemoton #compchem
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Origin-independent ECD in the length-gauge representation without London atomic orbitals? Well yes, we have something new for you! doi.org/10.1063/5.0088922 Well done Niklas, and thanks to @carimarco #compchem
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Serenity v1.4.0 has just been released. Thanks for all the hard work by everyone involved. New features include: - Utilization of cholesky decomposition - Calculations w. ext. electric fields - Response calculations (CC2, ADC(2), ...) - ... github.com/qcserenity/sereni…
Density functional theory based embedding approaches for transition-metal complexes. Our perspective on the field of wavefunction-in-DFT embedding for molecular transition-metal systems. #compchem doi.org/10.1039/D0CP05188H
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