The international conference aimed to bring together the world's leading minds in coordination chemistry. Ainara Nova, Aurore Denjean, and Inga Lena Schmidtke presented their work.
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Le Monde dedicates the first of a series of popular scientific articles on cold cases in science to the research on the Grignard reaction done at the Hylleraas Centre.
Despite its conceptual simplicity, it has been hardly possible to use Stark spectroscopy to investigate molecules in the liquid phase. This work presents a new setup with fast oscillating electric fields enabling that.
Work performed by Gabriel Martins Ferreira Batista, a Hylleraas visitor, under the supervision of Ainara Nova (RT5), has been published with the title "Unveiling the mechanism of triphos-Ru catalysed C–O bond disconnections in polymers".
New paper by Manuel Carrer, Henrique Musseli Cezar, Sigbjørn Løland Bore, Morten Ledum and Michele Cascella published in the Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling.
The sixth annual report of the Hylleraas Centre for Quantum Molecular Sciences shows a high level of activity at this Norwegian Centre of Excellence.
The meeting Chemistry@Sete was organized to celebrate Odile's Eisenstein 75th birthday. Odile has among many achievments been elected foreign member of the Royal Society. She is an affiliates member of the Hylleraas Centre.
Postdoc fellow Josefine H. Andersen from KTH in Sweden was participating in The Artic MSCA-PF program. The Arctic University of Norway was hosting the program.
Hylleraas members presented their recent work on laser-driven atomic and molecular quantum dynamics.
While visiting ETH Zürich as the external opponent at the doctoral defence of Robin Feldmann from the research group of Prof. Markus Reiher, Thomas Bondo Pedersen gave an Institute Seminar June 19th on recent research results from RT1.
Associate Professor Ivan Rivalta from the University of Bologna, Italy, will have a 3-days visit in May. He will be collaborating with Michele Cascella during his stay.
David Balcells gave an invited talk at the Chemical Compound Space Conference co-organized by the University of Heidelberg, in Germany.
David Balcells gave an invited talk at the Machine Learning in Chemical and Material Sciences Conference organized by Los Alamos National Laboratory, in USA.
A new C++ symbolic library Tinned has been developed, which will serve as a cornerstone of a more open-ended and unified framework for response theory development and computations.
Ainara Nova presented her research in the Symposium on "Molecular Heterogeneous Catalysis in Confined Geometries" at the Max Planck Institute for Solid State Research, in Germany.
Prof. Adamowicz from the University of Arizona, USA, is a world-leading expert on non-Born-Oppenheimer quantum chemistry. He will be collaborating with Thomas Bondo Pedersen and Simen Kvaal during his visit.
Published as part of the Journal of Physical Chemistry A Virtual Special Issue “Attosecond Chemistry”, this paper by Hylleraas members investigates the feasibility of using fully flexible explicitly correlated Gaussians for simulating laser-induced attosecond processes without the Born-Oppenheimer approximation.
29 participants spend a week concentrating on topics of their choice and enjoying social activities. At this annual event the participants are given the opportunity to work on topics of their own choosing or give informal presentations/workshops to other participants.
Wavelets and multiwavelets are enhancing quantum chemistry by addressing limitations of traditional methods.
Doctoral candidate Lin Xue at the Department of Chemistry, Faculty of Mathematics and Natural Sciences, defended his thesis "Communication and interaction among surface-adhered membranous protocells" for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor.
Master of Science in Physics Moritz Gubler from the University of Basel, Switzerland, had a 4-weeks visit in April. He worked with Professor Luca Frediani during his stay.
This concept highlights the use of microkinetic models to guide catalyst design.
International collaborations are essential for the Hylleraas Centre. In April, the Hylleraas Centre in Oslo initiated a collaboration with PhD student Gonzalo Darío Nuñez from Spain.
CLIMB (Complex Lipid Membranes for science and technology) will be a doctoral network funded by the EU Horizon Europe Framework. The programme will involve leading European lipid-research laboratories with strong complementarity in expertise and training capabilities.
Doctoral candidate Magnar Bjørgve at the Department of Chemistry, UiT The Arctic University of Norway, defended his thesis "Unleashing the VAMPyR. A Python Journey into the Realm of Multiwavelets and Quantum Chemistry" for the degree of Philosophiae Doctor.