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Highlights/Reminders
- ANNOUNCING: the ACS Graduate
Student Awards in Computational Chemistry. For more information, see the award guidelines.
- ANNOUNCING: the 2009 Telluride
School on Theoretical Chemistry (TSTC). See the list of topics and
presenters.
- ANNOUNCING: George
Schatz 60th Birthday Conference. See the conference announcement.
- Take a look at the website of
our "sister" organization, the Theoretical
Chemistry Group of the Royal Society of Chemistry (UK).
- CONGRATULATIONS to Prof. Peter Rossky, the
winner of the 2009 ACS Physical Chemistry Division Award
in Theoretical Chemistry!
- Don’t miss the Physical Chemistry Symposium Workshop for
Undergraduate Chemistry Majors at the ACS National Meeting
in Washington, DC, August 16-20, 2009.
The Subdivision of Theoretical Chemistry of the ACS Division of Physical
Chemistry provides a disciplinary "home" for individuals
interested in theoretical and computational chemistry. In addition,
the Subdivision contributes to the programs of the Division of Physical
Chemistry in areas of special interest to theoretical and computational
chemists.
We hope that this web site will be a
resource for Subdivision members and for those generally interested in the
theoretical aspects of chemistry. Please let us know how we can make
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Subdivision's Webmaster.
NEW: We
are compiling a list of useful and interesting
links to web sites for theoretical and computational chemists or for
individuals wanting to learn more about theoretical/computational
chemistry. If you have a recommendation for a site that might be of
interest to the larger community, please send the URL and a brief description
of the site to the Webmaster.
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