Associate Professor Wataru Matsuoka from the ICReDD Institute in Hokkaido University, Japan, is visiting the Hylleraas Centre’s Oslo node for two days. His visit is part of the strong research collaboration between Japan and Norway.
A new perspective on integrative modelling techniques for the structural characterization of lipid structures from small angle scattering data.
We’re pleased to welcome Elvira Boström, Anders Mathias Rønneberg and Nelson Nicolai Jørgensen as new master’s students at the Hylleraas Centre in Oslo.
PhD student Adenilson Felipe is currently an exchange student, working in the Hylleraas group under the supervision of Senior Researcher David Balcells. During his three-month stay, he will study the application of Generalized Additive Models (GAMs) to predict molecular properties of transition-metal complexes.
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The Japan–Norway Research Alliance seminar brought together researchers and academic leaders to explore the latest developments in artificial intelligence and quantum technology in Japan and Norway. Discussions focused on opportunities for future academic and research collaboration between the two countries.
PhD student Hrithik Manojkumar visits the Hylleraas Centre node in Oslo. During his stay he will be investigating the effect of solvent onto the stability and reactivity of the organometallic compounds.
Mohamed was given these two awards at the Catalytic CO2 Conversions Conference held in Copenhagen
Dr. Benjamin Normann Frandsen joins the Hylleraas Centre in Oslo as an externally funded Researcher. Benjamin will explore atmospheric chemistry in extra-terrestrial atmospheres with a unique set of computational-chemistry methods, including density-functional theory, coupled-cluster models, and multi-reference methods.
In this new article published in JCIM, David Balcells collaborated with Luca Cibinel and other statisticians and computer scientists working at the INTEGREAT and ICReDD Research Centers in Oslo and Sapporo (Japan)
Is it possible to observe positron-matter complexes before positron-electron annihilation? In a new paper published in The Journal of Chemical Physics by Hylleraas members Einar Aurbakken, Håkon Emil Kristiansen, Simen Kvaal, and Thomas Bondo Pedersen along with Antoine Camper from the Department of Physics at UiO, theoretical simulations of photopositron spectra predict that the answer is yes!
The recent paper on Chemical Interpretation of Time-Dependent Coupled-Cluster Theory by Aparna Krishnan and Daniel Crawford (Virginia Tech), Ben Peyton (Michigan State University) and Hylleraas members Håkon Emil Kristiansen and Thomas Bondo Pedersen has been selected ACS Editors’ Choice.
Master’s student Pia Lohfeld Philine from Johannes Gutenberg University in Germany will visit the Hylleraas Centre for three months. During her stay, she will be supervised by Henrique M. Cezar and Michele Cascella.
Raunak is visiting the Hylleraas center in Oslo. While visiting, he will be working with Erik Tellgren and Trygve Helgaker on exotic chemical bonding in strong magnetic fields.
In close collaboration with Aparna Krishnan and Daniel Crawford at Virginia Tech and Ben Peyton at Michigan State University in the US, Håkon Emil Kristiansen and Thomas Bondo Pedersen published a paper on an orbital-level interpretation of correlated many-electron dynamics induced by ultrashort laser pulses. The paper is published in the Journal of Physical Chemistry A as part of the special issue “John F. Stanton Memorial Issue”.
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Thomas Bondo Pedersen presented recent research on making chemical sense of coupled-cluster dynamics at the workshop “New Developments in Coupled-Cluster Theory” in Telluride, Colorado, USA.
We’re pleased to welcome Vladimir Rosenov Koynarev, who has joined the Hylleraas Centre in Oslo as a postdoc researcher. He will be working on the use of antimicrobial and other surface-active peptides to transport drugs across the membranes of human cells for therapeutic purposes.
In a project led by Jonas Mikkelsen and Frank Jensen at Aarhus University in Denmark, Simen Reine and Thomas Bondo Pedersen have published a new paper on the decomposition of molecular polarizabilities from coupled-cluster and MCSCF theory into atomic charge flow and induced dipole contributions. The results may support improved parameterizations of polarizable force fields for molecular dynamics simulations.
The eight Annual Report of the Hylleraas Centre for Quantum Molecular Sciences has been published.
This summer Professor of theoretical Chemistry, Ludwik Adamowicz, takes a break from the hot summer in Arizona to work with Professor Thomas Bondo Pedersen and Professor Simen Kvaal at Hylleraas Centre at University of Oslo.
Lucía Morán-González and David Balcells contributed to the CAMLC26 conference held in Zaragoza, Spain
Postdoc Lucía Morán-González gave an invited talk at the EPFL University in Switzerland
Hylleraas PI David Balcells designed and taught a research project pilot on AI in Chemistry for a selected group of students from Lambertseter high school
On April 25, roughly 100 school children aged 7 to 13 visited the Hylleraas Centre and the Department of Chemistry in Oslo to present the research projects they had worked on over the past 6 weeks. The event, “Hvorfor Det?” – a science fair for school kids – was organized by the parents’ board at Ila Skole in collaboration with the Hylleraas Centre.
Recent research results from the Hylleraas Centre were presented by several former and present members at the international workshop “Foundations and Extensions of Density-Functional Theory” at Oslo Metropolitan University.
In April 23 researchers gathered at the University of Tromsø's field station in Skibotn for the annual hackathon. Despite the unpredictable Arctic weather, the week was filled with productive collaboration, focused research, and social activities.