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QMCPACK workshop on Quantum Monte Carlo, 5-10 Ju ... (No replies)

PaulRCKent
9 years ago
PaulRCKent 9 years ago

QMCPACK workshop on Quantum Monte Carlo, 5-10 June 2016, Illinois, USA

We are organizing a one week workshop (5-10 June 2016) at University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign on quantum Monte Carlo techniques. Activities are aimed at students and postdocs, but all researchers are welcome. We are particularly interested in participants that are planning to use quantum Monte Carlo in their research. Lectures will be held in the mornings; hands-on sessions using the QMCPACK code via remote access to Argonne’s Blue Gene Q supercomputer will take place each afternoon. Collaboration between the QMCPACK developers and participants after the conclusion of the workshop is encouraged.

The program will support the lodging and some of meals of the attendees. Registration is $150 to help cover some of our expenses, but this is reduced to $75 if the participants present a poster. Non-US citizens and international visitors requiring a VISA to enter the United States are encouraged to contact us as soon as possible. To help these and other participants we have a special early decision deadline of 31 January 2016. For full consideration of admission to the workshop, our final application deadline is 28 March 2016.

For details about the program, schedule, and preregistration please visit http://mcc.illinois.edu/workshops/qmc/

The QMCPACK home page is http://www.qmcpack.org

Regards,

Paul Kent

Organizers:

Paul R. C. Kent, Oak Ridge National Laboratory.

David M. Ceperley, University of Illinois.

Anouar Benali, Argonne National Laboratory.

Miguel A. Morales, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.

Luke Shulenburger, Sandia National Laboratories.




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