The Molecular Sciences Software Institute (MolSSI) located at Virginia Tech seeks candidates for multiple software scientist positions in the areas of computer science and software engineering.
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The April Python Data and Scripting Course is full. Please continue to watch our website and Twitter for future webinar
The guest-editors of PCCP (John Doyle, Anna Krylov, and Kang-Kuen Ni) are excited to announce an upcoming themed collection in
We have two important announcements regarding the open MolSSI Software Fellowship Competition: We will set aside a special pool of Seed
Organized by Prof. Lillian Chong (U. of Pittsburgh) and Daniel Zuckerman (Oregon Health & Science U.), this two-day school will
Organizers: Shentenu Jha and Sam Ellis Location: Virginia Tech Executive Briefing Center in Arlington, Virginia Dates: Expected Fall 2020 OVERVIEW The
CANCELLED until further notice: The Molecular Sciences Software Institute is hosting two events at the 2020 Biennial Conference on Chemical
Organizers: Matthieu Chavent (IPBS, Toulouse, France), John Chodera (MSKCC, New York, USA), Karmen Čondić-Jurkić (MSKCC, New York, USA), Erik Lindahl (KTH, Stockholm, Sweden),
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2020 MolSSI Software Workshops The Molecular Sciences Software Institute (MolSSI) is pleased to announce a call for proposals for its
A workshop focused on ensuring that the computational tools Atomic and Molecular Physics be available and easily used by future generations of scientists
Organizers: Bill Poirier (Texas Tech), Attila Császár (Eötvös Lorand U.), Jonathan Tennyson (University College London) Location: MolSSI Headquarters, Blacksburg, Virginia Dates: 14-15 November
The Molecular Sciences Software Institute (MolSSI) is pleased to announce the latest Software Fellowship competition, with the application deadline extended
Organizers: Pratyush Tiwary (U. Maryland), Olexandr Isayev (Carnegie Mellon U.), Adrian Roitberg (U. Florida) Location: College Park, Maryland Dates: 16-18 November 2019 In
Organizers: Matthieu Chavent (IPBS, Toulouse, France), John Chodera (MSKCC, New York, USA), Karmen Čondić-Jurkić (MSKCC, New York, USA), Erik Lindahl (KTH, Stockholm, Sweden),
This workshop addressed open software questions across a variety of advanced force fields focused on non-reactive and reactive force fields.
The MolSSI was pleased to sponsor a select number of graduate students and postdocs from the U.S. to participate in
