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Adopted FY2005

Shuji OGATA

Atushi OSHIYAMA

Masaki SATOH

Toshikazu TAKADA

Keiko TAKAHASHI

Seiichiro TEN-NO

Kimihiko HIRAO

Mitsuhiro MATSU'URA

Adopted FY2006

Masataka NAGAOKA

Hiroyasu HASUMI

Masahiko MACHIDA

Masuhiro MIKAMI

Keiji MOROKUMA

Yasuhiro YAMANAKA

Ryoichi YAMAMOTO

Adopted FY2007

Yuriko AOKI

Masatoshi IMADA

Hideyuki USUI

Akio KITAO

Hiroshi NAKATSUJI

Shinobu YOSHIMURA

Research Directors / Research Themes

A Program System with Hierarchical Quantum Chemical Methods for Accurate Calculations of Biological Molecules

Seiichiro TEN-NO

Seiichiro TEN-NO

Associate Professor,Graduate School of Information Science,Nagoya University

Main Research Collaborator list

Masahiko HADA

Professor,Graduate School of Science,
Tokyo Metropolitan University


Haruyuki NAKANO

Professo,Graduate School of Sciencer,
Kyushu University


Henrik Koch

Professor,Department of Chemistry,
Norwegian University of Science and Technology


Hiroshi FUJII

Associate Professor,Okazaki Institute for Integrative,
National Institute of Natural Science


Takehisa YAMATO

Associate Professor,Graduate School of Science,
Nagoya University


Yuji SUGITA

Lecturer,Institute of Molecular and Cellular Biosciences,
The University of Tokyo


Cheol H. Choi

Assistant Professor,Department of Chemistry,
Kyungpook National University

Outline of Research Themes

Based on highly accurate ab initio theory, we are developing novel computational methods for biological molecules with quantum mechanical (QM/QM) and molecular mechanical (QM/MM) hierarchies. Reliable and robust simulation techniques granted by the studies of low scaling and novel wave function methods along with the cultivation of new molecular properties will provide the bases of modern science and technology which enable us to study electronic states,dynamics, and properties transcending the limitation of a field.

Hierarchical quantum chemistry package Gellan(since 2002)

Hierarchical quantum chemistry package
Gellan(since 2002)

 

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