Réseau Français de Chimie Théorique

This series of lectures will take place either in Lyon / Marseille or at distance depending on the government restrictions in the Covid-19 pandemic. A winter school will be held from 18-29 January (6 ECTS for M2 students, 8 days of lecture). This school will cover modern problems in computational chemistry, from biomolecules to material sciences, and with an adequate range of techniques. Lecture notes will be sent by email directly to the participants, and also made available on the website of the Federation de Recherches Themosia. Enseignants participants au label cette année : / Lecturers

• Max Pinheiro / Prateek Goel (U. Aix-Marseille) : machine learning
• Yanick Carissan (U. Aix-Marseille) : chemical bonding
• Miquel Huix-Rottlant (U. Aix-Marseille/CNRS) : excited states
• Maylis Orio (U. Aix-Marseille/CNRS) : magnetism
• Christophe Morell (Univ. Lyon 1) : conceptual DFT
• Agilio Padua (ENS de Lyon) : modeling of liquids, polarizable force fields
• Andrew Pell (ENS de Lyon) : NMR and modern density functionals
• Elise Dumont (ENS de Lyon) : QM/MM approaches Evaluation will be based on an individual report to be sent two weeks after to the lecturer (M2 students). PhD students that follow this series of lectures can credit these hours through an attestation to be sent to the Ecole Doctorale.