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@kainszs
Kai Niklas Spauszus kainszs
Quantum chemist with a penchant for numerics and data science @JGU Mainz
@gorges97
Johannes Gorges gorges97
Theoretical chemist, PhD student, developing Quantum Chemical software for computing Mass Spectrometry. Located in Bonn. Working for the Grimme-Lab.

@grimme-lab Bonn, Germany

@dftd4
DFT-D4 dftd4
A Generally Applicable Atomic-Charge Dependent London Dispersion Correction.
@grimme-lab
Grimme lab grimme-lab
Quantum chemistry software - Made in Bonn.

University of Bonn

@riannevdberg
Rianne van den Berg riannevdberg
Senior researcher @microsoft research Amsterdam. Formerly at Google Brain and University of Amsterdam

Microsoft Research Amsterdam

@gncs
Gregor Simm gncs
Interested in Reinforcement Learning, Graph Neural Networks, and Quantum Chemistry.

Cambridge, UK

@txie-93
Tian Xie txie-93
Researcher at Microsoft Research working on ML for materials discovery

Microsoft Cambridge, United Kingdom

@basveeling
Bas Veeling basveeling

AI4Science @ Microsoft Research Amsterdam, The Netherlands

@marcelmbn
Marcel Mueller marcelmbn
Computational chemist in the @grimme-lab working on SQM and DFT method development.

@grimme-lab Bonn

@mcsloy
Adam McSloy mcsloy

University of Bristol Bristol, United Kingdom

@yaoyi92
Yi Yao yaoyi92

UNC-Chapel Hill Chapel Hill

@thfroitzheim
Thomas Froitzheim thfroitzheim
PhD Student Theoretical Chemistry in the @grimme-lab

University of Bonn

@Sideboard
Sascha Klawohn Sideboard
/ˈzaʃa klaˈvoːn/

@FAIRmat-NFDI Berlin, Germany

@aman-godara
Aman Godara aman-godara
🌿 simple code is time genius and I was young
@MtoLStoN
Marcel Stahn MtoLStoN
Computational Chemist developing and maintaining software and automated workflows, mainly in Fortran and Python. Focusing on solvation chemistry right now.

Mulliken Center for Theoretical Chemistry Bonn

@marvinfriede
Marvin Friede marvinfriede
Theoretical Chemist (M.Sc.)

@grimme-lab Germany

@cplett
Christoph Plett cplett
Theoretical chemist. Developing general workflows and solvation methods in Fortran and sporadically in Python.

@grimme-lab Bonn, Germany

@arjenmarkus
Arjen Markus arjenmarkus
Interests: numerical modelling, programming techniques, mathematics, physics. Author of "Modern Fortran in Practice"

Deltares The Netherlands

@pecchia
Alessandro Pecchia pecchia
Expert in transport methods, Non-equilibrium Green's Functions, device physics, stochastic transport.
@hoelzerC
hoelzerC
Physicist working on QC and ML methods
@drmewes
Jan-Michael Mewes drmewes
Computational Chemist with pragmatic development skills

Bonn University Bonn

@jbstueckrath
Julius Kleine Büning jbstueckrath
Theoretical chemist, PhD student, working on scripts and workflows, mainly in Python.

@grimme-lab Bonn, Germany

@cbannwarth
cbannwarth cbannwarth
Theoretical Chemist

RWTH Aachen University Aachen

@mdewergi
Marc de Wergifosse mdewergi

University of Bonn Bonn, Germany

@robertrueger
Robert Rüger robertrueger

@SCM-NV Amsterdam, Netherlands

@JayTheDog
Jeroen Koopman JayTheDog
Developer of Quantum Chemical Software. Working to turn visions into FACCTs.

@grimme-lab Cologne, Germany

@pprcht
Philipp Pracht pprcht
Theoretical chemist, Postdoc. Developing applications for semi-empirical quantum chemistry.

Cambridge, Massachusetts

@sespic
Sebastian Spicher sespic
Theoretical chemist, PhD student, Developing force-fields and semi-empirical quantum chemistry.

Bonn, Germany

@haneug
Hagen Neugebauer haneug
Theoretical chemist, programming in Fortran, C++, and Python

@grimme-lab Bonn, Germany