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Dawood and Anya’s TDDFT reformulation is PRL Editor’s Suggestion !

The lack of memory effects in the exchange-correlation functional made the community give up on using TDDFT to describe processes such as Rabi oscillations, but Dawood and Anya’s reformulation in … Read More

Great to have you Luc and Amando!

We were happy to have high school students Luc Reyes (Union Magnet County High School) and Amando Sosa (Science Park High School Newark) join us for the summer! They learnt … Read More

Lucien lectures at the 2024 CSI Workshop Princeton!

Dr. Lucien Dupuy was invited to give a lecture on his his novel work on extending DeePMD to include non-adiabatic dynamics at the Workshop on Deep Modeling for Molecular Simulation … Read More

Dr. Patricia Vindel Zandbergen returns to give a group talk!

Former postdoc Dr. Patricia Vindel Zandbergen, now at NYU, told us about her new and exciting work modeling experiments on photo-excited molecular dynamics!

Prof. Noejung Park and Dr. Lionel Lacombe share their work!

We learned about the useful predictions of TDDFT to spin and charge dynamics in complex materials from Professor Noejung Park (UNIST, Korea) and about the challenges of connector theory for … Read More

Welcome Dhyey!

We are excited to have Dhyey Ray, an undergraduate student at Rutgers-New Brunswick, join us for the summer and perhaps beyond!

Dr. Johanna Fuks, former postdoc now at Qunova Computing, visits!

Had a wonderful visit from Dr. Johanna Fuks, who was a postdoc in the group some years ago, and now is Technical Leader at Qunova Computing! Johanna gave an inspiring … Read More

Lucien, Evaristo, Davood, and Anya present at the ACS Spring Meeting!

While Neepa recovers from first-time-ever covid, the group saves the day! By all accounts, Lucien and Evaristo do a wonderful job tag-teaming the invited talk on our work on coupled … Read More

Neepa presents Davood’s work at the APS!

Our work on how to make best use of the adiabatic approximation when simulating strong-field and photo-excited dynamics was invited for a talk at the APS March meeting in Minneapolis.  … Read More

Professor Ben Levine visits, with inspiring discussions!

We enjoyed inspiring discussions on electronic coherence in photo-excited molecules and non-adiabatic dynamics with Professor Ben Levine, SUNY Stonybrook, who also gave an exciting departmental seminar on his work. All … Read More

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