Welcome
The International Conference on Current Trends in Computational Chemistry will gather plenary lectures by prominent invited speakers who have made significant contributions to the field of computational and quantum chemistry. It will also provide the opportunity to all members of our community, researchers, and students, to present and discuss their work through several poster sessions. Contributions in all areas of methods development and applications in theoretical chemistry are welcome. The format consists of a series of invited plenary lectures and poster presentations covering applications as well as theory.
Presentation titles (click here to view)
- Boosting ab-initio molecular dynamics with machine learning
Roberto Car
Princeton University
- Towards a bespoke design of chiral photoswitches operating away from the global free-energy minimum
Adriana Pietropaolo
Università di Catanzaro, Italy
- The devil’s triangle in KS-DFT calculations and how to fix it
Rodney Bartlett
University of Florida
- The statistical mechanics of hydrogen bonding at the liquid water interface
Adam Willard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
- Post-transition State Dynamics for Organic Reactions
Dean Tantillo
University of California, Davis
- Small Molecule NIR Dye Design and Understanding Made Possible with Computational Chemistry
Jared Delcamp
University of Mississippi
- Tautomerism: theory and experiment playing together
Liudmil Antonov
Institute of Organic Chemistry with Center of Phytochemistry, Bulgaria
- Artificial Intelligence for glass composition design: advances and remaining challenges
Adama Tandia
Corning Research & Development Corporation
- Polarization in Noncovalent Interactions
Jane Murray
University of New Orleans
- Computational Analysis of Electronic Effects on Structure and Reactivity: From Hybridization to Stereoelectronics to Electron Upconversion
Igor Alabugin
Florida State University
- Recent Progress in Kohn-Sham Density Functional Theory and Multi-Configuration Pair-Density Functional Theory
Don Truhlar
University of Minnesota
- Lessons from the past, vision for the future: Application of Nano-QSAR for design of safe nanomaterials
Alicja Mikolajczyk
University of Gdansk
Registration
The abstract deadline for the 27th CCTCC is October 12, 2019
How to Register:
- Click ‘Register Now’ button
- On the ‘Annual Conference Registration’ page, scroll down to review the Registration Requirements.
- Click ‘ICN Registration Form’.
- Once you complete your registration, you can make your on-line hotel reservation by clicking the “Hotel Reservation” at the top of the page. Note: place the group code CTCC11 in the group code field when prompted.
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Registration Rates
Early Registration is extended until October 12, 2019:
- $300.00 – Faculty & post-doctoral fellows
- $150.00 – Students
Registration after October 12, 2019 :
- $ 400.00 – Faculty & post-doctoral fellows
- $ 200.00 – Students
Accommodations
Hotel reduced rate deadline: October 20, 2019.
Venue: Hilton Hotel, Jackson, USA