Bachelor/Master Thesis Projects
Join Our Research Group! We are offering two Bachelor/Master thesis projects at the cutting edge of Electron Correlation and Aromaticity:
Project 1: Understanding Electron Correlation in Excited States – Explore dynamic vs. nondynamic correlation and help develop new accurate methods for excited states. Link
Project 2: Electron delocalization and aromaticity in excited states – Investigate ground and excited-state aromaticity using DFT and identify systems that defy classical aromaticity rules. Link
We are looking for motivated students in chemistry or physics eager to explore computational chemistry and advanced electronic structure methods.
If you are interested, please visit the links above and contact us!
Summer 2022 Internship Position (Closed)
Project Title: Aromaticity and Magnetic Properties in Large Conjugated Rings
We offer a two-month summer internship at the Quantum Chemistry Development group to work on aromaticity. The call is open for applications until the end of March.
The candidate will learn how to quantify aromaticity using computational chemistry, including concepts like electron delocalization, delocalization error, and the electronic and magnetic aspects of aromaticity.