October 1, 2024

Short stay visit: Lexin Ding:

Earlier this month, we had the thrilling visit of Lexin Ding, from the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich.

Lexin showed us some of his recent work and gave us a talk entitled "Concepts of Orbital Entanglement and Correlation in Quantum Chemistry", under the KT seminar series that are offered in the DIPC.

As we usually do in our group, we enjoyed a wonderful dinner all together, discussing both academic and non-academic topics. Overall, it we all spent an amazing time together.

Thanks again for coming and sharing your work with us, Lexin! We are very grateful for your visit, and we hope the best for your academic career!

September 5, 2023

Welcome Maria and Petru: Our New Summer Interns!

We are thrilled to announce a significant milestone for our research group! The Agencia Española de Investigación has awarded us substantial funding for a groundbreaking project titled "New Computational Methods to Compute and Analyze Response Properties," spanning from 2023 to 2026.

This funding represents a crucial moment in our journey to push the boundaries of computational chemistry and unlock new horizons in understanding molecular properties.

In addition to the flagship project, we are also actively involved in "New Excited State Wavefunction Methods for Optoelectronics," another innovative research initiative. These projects collectively reflect our commitment to advancing the field and driving innovation in computational chemistry.

For more details about our funding and ongoing projects, please visit our Funding Page.

September 5, 2023

Welcome Maria and Petru: Our New Summer Interns!

We received the visit of two internship students this summer. First María, who is coming from Toulouse to work in the field of Non-Optical Linear Properties, and also Petru will join our research. Hope you have a good experience working with us!

April 18, 2023

Welcome Guillem Vila!

We are thrilled to announce that Guillem Vila has been awarded the prestigious Joan Oró scholarship to pursue his PhD with our group. Guillem will be working under the supervision of Eduard Matito and Josep Maria Luis, conducting research on Nonlinear Optical Properties (NLOPs). Congratulations, Guillem!