After R&D funding cuts in 2023, seems the new NL government also needs reminding of why their economy is doing so well. It's the XXIst century - funding scientific research is a no-brainer. This letter from heads of industry drives the point home (again)
https://t.co/BUruJythZy
Importing the mode-coupling theory from liquids to crystals enabled us to construct an exact, fully anharmonic theory of lattice dynamics, which works for both classical and quantum systems
https://t.co/EDEGOY08Is
First phonons out (I would like to see more to me sure). Based on these phonons the crystal structure seems not stable to me, especially in context of the synthesis conditions. I would be extremely cautious about any predictions based on this crystal structure.
Very important ground work by Miguel Marques @UniHalle and Susi Lehtola in @JChemPhys. Many recent exchange correlation functionals have crappy numerical convergence, even for fixed point atomic calculations. We have been warned!
https://t.co/IL5HN7gtHi
Help us spread the word about this initiative and find those who can endorse our Manifesto to support early-career researchers in Europe. Otherwise we may really face a lost generation of scientists!
At #psik2022 a little bit of #Intersect: Linda-Sheila Medondjio presents a poster on “Structural models of amorphous GexSe1-x from first principles and classical force fields” from a collaboration among @icn2nano@Cnr_Nano@icmabCSIC. @Psik_Network
@MushtaqBilalPhD Hello, and thanks for the useful thread. I have a ton of pdf references on my laptop. Is there a way to import them all at once with ocr ? Or at least to link them automatically once I import my main .bib file?