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Conference Announcement: Turbomole: Today and To ... (No replies)

dtew

3 months ago

dtew 3 months ago

We are pleased to announce the developers-and-users conference Turbomole: Today and Tomorrow, which will bring together scientists who use and develop the Turbomole program package for electronic structure calculations for molecules and materials. The conference will showcase the latest scientific developments, applications and capabilities through invited and contributed scientific talks, poster presentations, and will provide a forum for discussions of user needs and future directions.

 

Please visit https://www.meeting2024.turbomole.org for the latest information

 

When: From Monday 16^th to Thursday 19^th September 2024 

Where: St Hilda's College, Oxford, UK. 

How: Please register through the website https://www.meeting2024.turbomole.org

 

Registration for the conference is free, which covers attendance and meals. Information for how to book on-site accommodation can be found on the conference website. There are a limited number of bursaries available to aid with travel/accommodation costs where this would hinder attendance. Registration and abstract submission close on 31.7.2024.

 

Apologies for any cross-postings

 

David Tew 

on behalf of the Turbomole Team.