Chemistry at Princeton: Quantum Chemists' Hack-a-Thon
The quantum chemists and coders in the research group of Professor Garnet Chan spend 48-hours over a weekend creating an open-source software tool to extend what they know how to do in molecules to solids and liquids.
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