Workshop Details
Quantum Frontiers in Molecular Science (Virtual Workshop)
06/06/2022 - 06/10/2022
Meeting Description:

This workshop is intended to promote interactions and catalyze collaborations between theorists and experimentalists who seek to advance frontiers of molecular science where novel quantum mechanical effects play an important role. Topics of interest include using coherence and entanglement to enhance the function of molecular systems, exploring unconventional regimes of light-matter interactions (molecules in cavities or intense laser environments) to recreate nontrivial states of matter, gauge fields and control molecular phenomena, and exploring the possible impact of recent developments of quantum mechanics in the molecular sciences. There is a large number of TSRC workshops intended for computational methods in electronic structure and dynamics, but not so many for the discussion of new phenomena and theoretical concepts; this workshop aims to fill this gap.

Notes:

We wish to ensure an intimate workshop setting, with no more than 20 to 25 participants. If you are interested in attending, but have not received an invitation, please contact the workshop organizer before registering.

TSRC is about expanding the frontiers of science, exploring new ideas, and building collaborations. The workshop schedule will allow for substantial unstructured time for participants to talk and think.

Meeting Venue:

Zoom
Zoom

Quantum Frontiers in Molecular Science (Virtual Workshop) Registered Meeting Participants:
Participant Organization
Baños, Jorge chemistry institute, UNAM
Bennett, Doran SMU
Bhattacharyya, Srijan University of Colorado Boulder
Braun, Hendrike University of Kassel
Brumer, Paul University of Toronto
Calderon, Leonardo University of Toronto
Cao, Jianshu MIT
Caram, Justin University of California, Los Angeles
Chen, Tengteng UC San Diego
CHEN, XINXIAN Department of Chemistry, University of Rochester
Cocker, Tyler Michigan State University
Devolder, Adrien University of Toronto
Dickerson, Claire UCLA
Finkelstein-Shapiro, Daniel UNAM
Fowler-Wright, Piper University of St Andrews
Franco, Ignacio University of Rochester
GARZON RAMIREZ, ANTONIO chemistry
Gu, Bing Westlake University
Gustin, Ignacio University of Rochester
Hassan, Mohamed Michigan State University
Heide, Christian Stanford University
Hu, Zixuan Purdue University
Izmaylov, Artur University of Toronto
Kais, Sabre purdue univeirsity
Kassal, Ivan University of Sydney
Keeling, Jonathan University of St Andrews
Kim, Chang Woo Chonnam National University, South Korea
Kleinekathoefer, Ulrich Jacobs University Bremen
Koner, Arghadip University of California, San Diego
Liu, Kai Duke Univeristy
Makri, Nancy University of Illinois
Mand, Davinder Singh University of Toronto
Martinez-Gomez, Luis Emory University
Mayer, Nicola Max-Born-Institut
Mellini, Federico ETH Zürich
Montoya-Castillo, Andres University of Colorado, Boulder
Morita, Masato University of Toronto
Narang, Prineha Harvard University
Pannir-Sivajothi, Sindhana University of California San Diego
Poh, Yong Rui University of California San Diego
Ribeiro, Raphael F. Emory University
Sayer, Thomas University of Colorado Boulder
Schnell, Melanie Deutsches Elektronen-Synchrotron DESY
Schwennicke, Kai UCSD
Stegmann, Philipp Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Stromswold, Rachel University of Rochester
Sun, Kaihong Emory University
Sussman, Ben National Research Council Canada
Tiwari, Vishal University of Rochester
Umarov, Otabek University of Debrecen
van den Wildenberg, Stephan UCSD
Vezvaee, Arian Colorado Boulder
Vibók, Ágnes University of Debrecen, Department of Theoretical Physics
Weichman, Marissa Princeton University
Wiesehan, Garret University of California, San Diego
Wiethorn, Zach University of Colorado - Boulder
Yuen-Zhou, Joel UC San Diego

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