Title:
8th online virtual seminar “TOMBO Seminar: Introduction, Examples, and Hands On 2025 March”
DDCoMS - PCoMS - RISME Computational Materials Science Seminar Series 2024
- Toward Data Generation and Utilization by Computational Center
lecturers:
Prof. Ohno Kaoru (Yokohama National Univ.)
Prof. Kawazoe Yoshiyuki (Tohoku Univ.)
Dr. Sahara Ryoji (RCSM, NIMS)
Dr. Aaditya Manjanath (RCSM, NIMS)
lecture level: basic & applied levels
Basic level: MC students of science and engineering, and above
Applied level:MC students specializing in computational materials science, and DC students, Postdocs, researchers
Overview:
This seminar is for anyone, who is interested in the first-principles code, TOMBO. TOMBO uses the all-electron mixed basis approach, in which one-electron orbitals are expressed with both plane waves and atomic orbitals. TOMBO can handle both isolated systems and crystal (or periodic) systems in a unified way. It can perform not only LDA calculations but also GW calculations. It also handles the TDGW molecular dynamics (MD) simulations in the excited states as well as the usual ab initio MD simulations in the ground state, which can produce big data.
Date & Time: March 28(Fri.), 2025, 13:00 17:00 (Japan local time)
How to apply:
Please apply on [the application form] by Mar. 14(Thu) 13:00, 2025.
registration URL:
https://pcoms.imr.tohoku.ac.jp/R06/DDCoMS-PCoMS-RISME-CMS-seminars-2024/#theme-8
pre-registration required by 13:00 on Mar. 27 (Japan local time)
free of charge
Access the seminar flyer in PDF format here
contact information:
Professional development Consortium for Computational Materials Scientists
< PCoMS Office > Email: pcoms@grp.tohoku.ac.jp
cohosts:
Data Driven Computational Materials Science (DDCoMS)
Professional development Consortium for Computational
Research Initiative of Structural Materials for Extreme
cooperation:
Center for Computational Materials Science (CCMS, IMR, Tohoku Univ.)
Computational Materials Science Form (CMSF)
Data-creation and Application-oriented Materials Research and Development Project (DxMT)
Research Organization for Information Science and Technology (RIST)