The TREX Center of Excellence gathers European scientists, HPC stakeholders, and companies working on quantum chemistry and condensed matter simulations in the framework of stochastic QMC methods to develop and disseminate these unique computational tools for new materials design and the understanding of the fundamental properties of matter. The QMC family of methods is likely to play a major role in this redesign effort. Leading QMC developers must be brought together with mainstream computational scientists and high-performance computing (HPC) experts to deliver such advances to the research community.

On the 8th of February TREX is organising a 90 minute webinar to guide participants through the TREX six different quantum chemistry codes (NECI, GAMMCOR, TurboRVB, CHAMP, QMC=Chem, Quantum Package), and the open-source libraries optimised for upcoming Exascale systems, ready to be integrated into quantum chemical codes which thus could benefit from the Exascale transition.

Speakers include Ali Alavi, Director of the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, Kasia Pernal, Professor at the Institute of Physics at the Lodz University of Technology (TUL) and leader of the Quantum Chemistry Group, Kosuke Nakano, Research Associate, SISSA, Ravindra Shinde, Research Scientist, University of Twente, Anthony Scemama, Senior Research Engineer, CNRS, Emmanuel Giner, CNRS, Paris, Evgeny Posenitskiy, former member of TREX, CNRS. Current users of the codes will also present their experience and will welcome questions from the audience.

The webinar is free of charge but registration is required. More information about the webinar, its agenda and speakers is available on the dedicated page on TREX website here