Research project

SI2-CHE: Development and Deployment of Chemical Software for Advanced Potential Energy Surfaces - Essex/Skylaris - EPSRC

Staff

Lead researchers

Professor Jonathan Essex

Professor
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Other researchers

Professor Chris Skylaris

Professor of Computational Chemistry

Research interests

  • Development of large-scale electronic structure methods, based on Density Functional Theory within the ONETEP program (onetep.org)
  • Development of atomistic and multiscale simulation methods for materials using quantum and classical methods, and machine-learned potentials
  • Application of these simulation methods to discover advanced materials in technologically relevant problems such as batteries, hydrogen fuel cells and drud optimisation
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Collaborating research institutes, centres and groups

Research outputs

Jacek Dziedzic, Teresa Head-Gordon, Martin Head-Gordon & Chris-Kriton Skylaris, 2019, The Journal of Chemical Physics, 150(7)
Type: article
David J. Huggins, Philip C. Biggin, Marc A. Dämgen, Jonathan W. Essex, Sarah A. Harris, Richard H. Henchman, Syma Khalid, Antonija Kuzmanic, Charles A. Laughton, Julien Michel, Adrian J. Mulholland, Edina Rosta, Mark S.P. Sansom & Marc W. van der Kamp, 2018, Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Computational Molecular Science, 1-23
Type: article
Emma, Jill Sutton, Richard Bradshaw, Christian Orr, Björn Frendéus, Gunilla Larsson, Ingrid Teige, Mark Cragg, Ivo Tews & Jonathan W. Essex, 2018, Biophysical Journal, 115(2), 289-299
Type: article
J. Coleman Howard, James C. Womack, Jacek Dziedzic, Chris-Kriton Skylaris, Benjamin P. Pritchard & T. Daniel Crawford, 2017, Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation, 13(11), 5572–5581
Type: article