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H, He site occupation and migration barriers


External Collaborators

  • Carl-Olof Almbladh - Lund University (Sweden) - Time-dependent DFT
  • Denis Andrienko - Max-Planck Institute, Coarse-graining and Design of Molecular Electronics
  • Rickard Armiento - University of Bayreuth, Germany - DFT Functional Development
  • Celine Destandau-Leonard, Universite de Marne la Vallee, Vibrational Spectroscopy
  • Arthur Edwards - Air Force Research Laboratory - Radiation Effects in Semiconductors
  • Walter H. Gerstle - CE, University of New Mexico - Multi-physics extensions of Peridynamics
  • William A. Goddard III - Caltech - Density Functional Theory, Force Fields, Atomistic Multiscale Methods
  • Graeme Henkelman - University of Texas Austin, Catalyst Design
  • Igor V. Lomonosov - Institute for Problems of Chemical Physics, Chernogolovka
  • Valentina Marcon - Max-Planck Institute
  • Genri E. Norman - Joint Institute for High Temperatures, Moscow
  • Artem Oganov - ETH Zurich, Molecular Crystal Structure
  • Ronald Pease
  • Andrew Pineda - University of New Mexico
  • Ursula Rothlisberger - EPF Lausanne, QM/MM and Time Dependent DFT
  • Daniel Sebastiani - Max-Planck Institute, Pseudopotentials
  • Ari P. Seitsonen - CNRS, Surface Chemistry
  • Alexander A. Selezenev - All-russian Research Institute of Experimental Physics (VNIIEF) and SarovLabs
  • Alejandro Strachan - Purdue University - DFT-based Multiscale Methods
  • Alexandre Tkatchenko - Fritz-Haber Institute, DFT Studies of van der Waals Systems
  • Mark Tuckerman - NYU, Molecular Grand-canonical Theory
  • Claudia Verdozzi - Lund University (Sweden) - Time-dependent DFT
  • Ulf von Barth - Lund University (Sweden) - Time-dependent DFT
  • John M. Wills - Los Alamos National Laboratory - DFT Functionals and Codes
  • Mike Winey - Washington State University
  • Thomas B. Woolf - Department of Physiology, School of Medicine, Johns Hopkins University - Biomolecular Simulation
  • Koichi Yamashita - University of Tokyo, Molecular design of conducing materials






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