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    Department of Chemistry

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    Theory & Simulation Research at Warwick

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    Biological/Inorganic interactions

    Interplay of biomolecules & cell membranes with inorganic materials
    Cheung, Notman, Rodger, Walsh

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    Classical Simulation Methods

    Force fields parametrization, rare events
    Deeth, Rodger
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    Electronic & Magnetic Properties of Solids

    Electron transport and spin-crossover in molecular materials
    Deeth, Troisi, Walsh
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    Biophysical Chemistry

    Metals in biomolecules, simulation of proteins, cell membranes
    Deeth, Notman, Walsh
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    Soft Materials

    Modelling of liquid crystals, natural gas hydrates and rheology of oils
    Cheung, Rodger, Troisi, Walsh
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    Materials for Energy

    Modelling of organic and hybrid solar cells
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    Related interdisciplinary initiatives

    Centre of Scientific Computing, Molecular Organization and Self-Assembly in Cells, Complexity Science (all offering multidisciplinary MSc and PhD)
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    Joining Us

    You are encouraged to contact us directly
    PhD and MSc applications
    Career vacancies via jobs.ac.uk

    Why Theory & Simulation?

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    Building quantitative models is the essence of science and allows us to explain and predict the properties molecules and materials

    Facilities

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    High-performance computing at Warwick
    National computing National Grid, HECToR
    New office space for researchers
    NEW Materials and Analytical Science Building
    See also Warwick Centre for Scientific Computing



    News

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    Bio-inspired Polymer Synthesis Enhances Structural Control
    Nanoscale Geometric Electric Field Enhancement in Organic Photovoltaics
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    Poster Prize at BCA Conference
    WATE success for Nick Barker
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    General Enquiries:
    • Telephone: +44 (0)24 76 523653
    • Fax: +44 (0)2476 524112
    Admissions:
    • Undergraduates: +44 (0)2476 523678
    • Master AS:MIT: +44 (0)2476 572970
    • Graduate PhD enrolment: +44 (0)2476 522230
    Address

    Department of Chemistry, University of Warwick, Gibbet Hill, Coventry, CV4 7AL

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    Page contact: Peter Scott Last revised: Wed 9 May 2012
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