THOMAS YOUNG CENTRE:
THE LONDON CENTRE FOR THEORY AND SIMULATION OF MATERIALS
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TYC scientists have developed and applied a novel molecular dynamics simulation approach for enzyme-based catalysis to tackle the development of efficient renewable energy sources.
ABOUT THE TYC
The Thomas Young Centre (TYC) is an interdisciplinary community of London research groups working to address challenges of society and industry through materials modelling and the theory and simulation of materials.
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Highlight Seminar
18/05/2012
Thursday 17th May 2012
Prof Alan Cocks, University of Oxford
Imperial College
Other
19/05/2012
Friday 18th May
Mark Miodownik (Professor of Materials and Society at UCL and co-founder of the Materials Library) and Martin Conreen (Goldsmiths Design department).
Goldsmiths
Soiree
01/06/2012
Thursday 31st May 2012
Eugene Gregoryanz, University of Edinburgh
Eduardo Hernandez, Instituto de Ciencia de Materiales de Madrid (ICMM-CSIC)
UCL
Workshop
06/06/2012
6th - 8th June 2012
Charge transfer for energy applications: experiment, theory and computation
King's College
Student Day
07/07/2012
3rd- 6th July 2012
Explore how mathematics, physics and engineering come together in the Theory and Simulation of Materials (TSM) to underpin the whole of modern technology.
Imperial College
Workshop
27/07/2012
27th - 30th July 2012
This Summer School will bring together up to 40 of the worlds highest calibre graduate research students in a multidisciplinary forum where they can showcase their research, widen their knowledge of materials research, build networks, and take away some valuable skills in communication.
Cumberland Lodge
Workshop
13/09/2012
10th and 11th September 2012
This meeting will explore the state of the art of magnetic tight binding and bring together the groups now active in this area.
Institute of Physics
Workshop
17/09/2012
17th - 21st September 2012
This week long school will provide both an introduction to the capabilities of quantum mechanical simulation and to the practical use of CRYSTAL09.
Imperial College
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