Molecular Simulations WorkshopWe are pleased to announce the 5th Molecular Simulation Workshop, which will take place on September 13, 2024 at the Agile Strategy Lab at NJIT. The workshop will bring together a diverse group of researchers who are actively engaged in molecular and atomistic modeling. We started to organize this workshop in 2018 for NJIT students, later extending it to Rutgers, and in 2023 even further -- welcoming researchers from other universities in the region. We are delighted to see new faces and engage in meaningful discussions that will contribute to the advancement of this field. The workshop has lined up several keynote presentations by invited speakers who are experts in the field. In addition to the keynote presentations, we will have an electronic poster session that is open to all participants. Posters will be displayed on LCD Displays (do not need to print anything, we are environmentally friendly). Before the poster section, we provide a short time for presenters to give a pitch to introduce their research and invite other attendees to view their poster. We encourage all interested researchers and students to register for the workshop and join us for a day of learning, sharing, and networking. We look forward to seeing you there! Our invited speakers this year are: Workshop registrationWorkshop registration is closed. Workshop Preliminary Program
AbstractsHow to find usMap and detailed instructions [PDF] Presentation FormatPlease note that this is an in person event, there will be no online participation. Posters will be displayed on 42-inch LCD displays, and you'll need to bring your laptop to connect to the display. Design your poster in landscape format with a resolution of at least 1920 x 1080 pixels. Present your poster as a single poster or divide it into 3-4 slides. If you have questions regarding the workshop, please contact the organizers, Prof. Gennady Gor and Mr. Santiago Flores Roman directly via e-mail: molsimworkshop@gmail.com Previous workshops: 4th Workshop (2023), 3rd workshop (2022), 2nd workshop (2019), and 1st workshop (2018) |