Q-Chem Workshops

Q-Chem periodically hosts a variety of workshops and meetings for our developers and users. This page contains an archive of lecture recordings, lab exercises, and other relevant materials from previously-held Q-Chem workshops. Whether you have used Q-Chem for decades or days, we hope that you find these resources to be helpful in your research, learning, and teaching endeavors!



2024 VWSCC Q-Chem Workshop

Q-Chem is pleased to have participated in the 2024 Virtual Winter School on Computational Chemistry, including a Q-Chem workshop! The 2024 VWSCC Q-Chem Workshop was held on February 1, 2024, and presents an introduction to several types of computational chemistry methods available in the Q-Chem package. The workshop included several lectures and exercises presented by the Q-Chem board and team.

Video recordings of all lectures are available for viewing below. Lectures with an associated set of labs or exercises are denoted with an asterisk (*). It is highly recommended that you download IQmol if you intend to work through the exercises.

Lecture Sessions

For questions, please post on the Q-Chem Talk Forum or contact our support team at support@q-chem.com.



2023 Q-Chem Developer Meeting

The 2023 Q-Chem Developer Meeting took place on December 17–18, 2023, at the University of California, Berkeley. This meeting focused on providing a gentle introduction to the process of developing within Q-Chem, and included lectures presented by the Q-Chem team and board members, tutorial sessions, and hands-on hackathon sessions.

Learning materials from this workshop are now available to all Q-Chem developers on our Trac page. For questions, please email shouck@q-chem.com.



2023 VWSCC Q-Chem Workshop

Q-Chem is pleased to have participated in the 2023 Virtual Winter School in Computational Chemistry, including a Q-Chem workshop! The 2023 VWSCC Q-Chem Workshop was held on February 9, 2023. The live sessions drew over 120 participants from across the globe, and many more were registered to attend asynchronously.

Videos of all lectures are available for viewing below. Lectures with an associated set of labs or exercises are denoted with an asterisk (*). It is highly recommended that you download IQmol if you intend to work through the exercises. All videos are reposted with permission from the VWSCC organizers.

Lecture Sessions

For questions, please post on the Q-Chem Talk Forum or contact our support team at support@q-chem.com.