Jiace Sun joins the group
Jiace Sun officially joins the Miller group as a graduate student. Great to have you in the team, Jiace!
We develop theoretical and computational methods to understand a variety of molecular processes, including enzyme catalysis, solar energy conversion, dendrite formation in lithium batteries, and the dynamics of soft matter and biological systems. An important aspect of this challenge is that many systems exhibit dynamics that couple vastly different timescales and lengthscales. A primary goal of our research is thus to develop new techniques that can bridge dynamical hierarchies and simulate complex dynamics.
Learn MoreRing-polymer molecular dynamics evolves Feynman path-integrals in space and time.
Coarse-grained simulations allows for the enhancement of membrane protein expression levels.
Quantum embedding provides high-level electronic structure in chemically active regions.
The connectivity of solvation sites governs ion diffusion in polymer electrolytes.
Our entos quantum simulation software - developed in collaboration with the group of Fred Manby at Bristol - is now available! Check it out at: www.entos.info
Jiace Sun officially joins the Miller group as a graduate student. Great to have you in the team, Jiace!
Congratulations to Roman Korol for the acceptance of his paper on the equilibrium abundance of clumped isotopologues of methane, which as selected as Editor's Choice in ACS Earth and Space Chemistry! (link)
First-year graduate students Linqing Peng and Jiace Sun join the group as rotation students. Welcome!
Congratulations to Sherry Cheng for the acceptance of her paper on regression-clustering for molecular-orbital-based machine learning, to appear in the Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation! (link)
Congratulations to Stephen Munoz and Jeongmin Kim for the appearance of their paper on fluoride-ion solvation in non-aqueous electrolyte solutions in Materials Chemistry Frontiers! (link)