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  • The MolSSI AI-Assisted Development Best Practices Workshop

    Date and Time: July 27th and July 28th. from 1-5 pm ET each day. Registration: Sign up here The rapid development of LLMs has dramatically transformed the nature of software development work, allowing researchers and software engineers to produce sometimes genuinely high-quality code at an extraordinary rate. It has also introduced a new set of…

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  • Meet Shehan Parmar: Building the Infrastructure for Ionic Liquid Discovery

    Shehan Parmar, a Ph.D. candidate in chemistry at Georgia Tech and a 2025–26 MolSSI Software Fellow, builds simulation and software infrastructure for ionic liquid discovery, a class of liquids whose tunable chemistry makes them candidates for spacecraft propellants, battery electrolytes, and energy-efficient desalination. Under the guidance of Prof. Jesse McDaniel, with prior support from the DOE Computational…

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  • Meet Ms. Trine K. Quady: A Rising Star in Theoretical Chemistry

    From a young age, Ms. Trine K. Quady has been intrigued by the world of chemistry. Her fascination began at just eight years old, when she blew out a candle and was mesmerized by the wispy tendrils of smoke swirling through the air. Curious about the behavior of particles, she asked her big sister if…

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  • Reimagining Enzymatic Catalysis Simulation in the Age of AI

    Weiliang Luo’s interest in molecular science started early, sparked by a periodic table tucked into the back of a dictionary. What began as curiosity—wondering how matter is arranged and transformed—quickly deepened through hands-on exposure to simple experiments and vivid chemical reactions that felt almost magical. Today, that curiosity drives his research at MIT, where he…

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  • ACT-CMS Opens 2026 Faculty Fellowship Applications

    The Accelerating Curricular Transformation in the Computational Molecular Sciences (ACT-CMS) program is pleased to announce that the 2026 round of Faculty Fellowship applications is now open. ACT-CMS is an education and faculty development program from MolSSI. The goal of ACT-CMS is to transform science curricula by accelerating the integration of programming and computation into existing molecular…

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  • MolSSI Launches New Udemy Course: C++ Project Management with CMake, CPack, and Beyond

    The Molecular Sciences Software Institute (MolSSI) is proud to announce the release of a new Udemy course: C++ Project Management: CMake, CPack, and Beyond, created by MolSSI Software Scientist Taylor Barnes. Becoming an expert C++ software engineer requires much more than writing code. Successful developers also need to navigate the complex world of compilers, build systems, package…

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  • Learn Quantum Chemistry Simulation with MolSSI’s New Credentialed Online Course

    Are you an early-career graduate student or researcher new to quantum chemistry and looking to expand your skillset? Have you ever attended a MolSSI training and wished you had a credential to show off on your professional profiles? We have good news for you! The Molecular Sciences Software Institute (MolSSI) has launched its first self-paced…

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  • Carlos Bueno: Designing Scientific Software for Modeling Molecular Complexity

    Early Steps in Computational Science Dr. Carlos Bueno’s journey into computational biophysics started by helping his father to automate scheduling tasks in Excel. This early exposure to programming sparked a lasting interest, evolving into writing simple programs in Visual Basic, such as a titration calculator, where he found that “even simple chemical models hide multiple…

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