The 2024 Q-Chem Developer Workshop took place virtually from December 16—19th, in half-day-long sessions. This free workshop was open to all Q-Chem developers regardless of experience, and provided an introduction to developing in Q-Chem.

Topics included introductory materials for beginners (proper use of debuggers, tips for troubleshooting compilation errors, and the Q-Chem development cycle), as well as materials for more advanced developers (how… Read More

Mark your calendars: Q-Cloud is coming on January 1, 2025! Q-Cloud is a new product that allows users to run Q-Chem on AWS cloud computing architecture. Cloud computing offers many benefits over traditional computing models, including flexible resource scaling; reduced infrastructure, support, and maintenance costs; ongoing access to the most cutting-edge technology; and improved energy efficiency.

For more information about the benefits and features… Read More

Congratulations to Q-Chem board member Prof. John Herbert on being selected as the Chair 2026 (2025 Chair-elect) of the ACS COMP Division! This division serves a diverse community of chemists who are interested in a broad range of theoretical chemistry applications. They encourage education, mentorship, and career-building, and they support scientific communication, collaboration, and outreach among computational chemists. To learn … Read More