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Most recent publications
Basis set dependence of the doubly hybrid XYG3 functional
Refinement of DNA Structures through NEXAFS Analysis: Applications on Guanine and Cytosine Nucleobases, Nucleosides and ...
Modeling the structure and absorption spectra of stilbazolium merocyanine in polar and non-polar solvents using hybrid Q...
Calculation of anharmonic OH phonon dispersion curves for the Mg(OH)2 crystal
Effects of Structural Fluctuations on Two-Photon Absorption Activity of Interacting Dipolar Chromophores
Core-valence double photoionisation of the CS2 molecule
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News & upcoming events
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o Award
Our former PhD student Liu Jicai has been granted the 2009 National Award for Outstanding Self-financed Chinese Students Study Abroad by China Scholarship Counsil (CSC). The award was given at the 31 Aug 2010 at the Chinese Embassy in Stockholm. We congratulate Liu Jicai to this award!

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o Upcoming courses at Theoretical Chemistry

Undergraduate Course: Molecular Modeling BB2280
7.5 ECTS
October 25 - December 16
Schedule


Masters Course: Computational Chemistry BB2300 / ACM3 Part 1: Basic Tools
7.5 ECTS
January 2010 
Schedule


Advanced Course in Molecular Modeling - Part 2 Microscopic Concepts
8 ECTS
November  - December
Schedule
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Latest Research

News on the latest research from the Department of Theoretical Chemistry. Our research fields include Catalysis, Biomolecular Modeling, Nanoscience, X-Ray Spectroscopy, DFT Development. For more information on the specific projects click on the figures above, and for information on the research fields please visit our research site.

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The department of Theoretical Chemistry was established at KTH in 1999. We are located at the Albanova University Center - please come and see us! Our work is computer based, and consists mostly of the modeling of microscopic systems - that is we use mathematical models to simulate such systems in order to describe their properties, spectra and reactions. This could mean a molecule, a cluster, a polymer, a segment of a protein, a functional center in an enzyme, or a species which is dissolved in a solvent or adsorbed on a surface. The modelling is mostly, but not always, based on theories related to quantum mechanics. We have common projects among ourselves and with other biologists, chemists and physicists, here and elsewhere. We are also involved in teaching and seminars. If you want to learn more about us just click the areas above!

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