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The Early Challenges of Computational Chemistry - Celebrating the 25th Anniversary of Materials Studio -
Since the birth of computers in 1946, their use in chemistry has progressed, with applications including quantum chemistry calculations and reactor analysis. In the late 1980s, the introduction of computer graphics accelerated development beyond chemistry to a wide range of academic and industrial fields. This lecture will look back on the visualization research that began in 1987 and has led to collaborations with various fields, including automobiles, semiconductors, the environment, and nuclear power, since the 1990s. Specific examples will be used to introduce the results and significance of these efforts.
Akira
MIYAMOTO
Tohoku University, IRIC Corporation
Professor Emeritus, Representative Director
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Dr. Anirban BHADURIComputational Chemistry and Materials Sciences - Manager - Shell Technology Center – Bangalore, Shell Plc【Computational Insights in CO2 Capture: An Industrial Perspective】「Atomistic and Molecular Mechanistic Insights- Designing Efficient Processes」Development of sustainable and…
