Dr. Grimme - Computational Chemistry: Is Everything Calculable? | Interview | ChemU

Описание: This is an interview with Prof. Dr. Stefan Grimme, a German physical and computational chemist, creator of D3 correction method, head of the research group and professor at University of Bonn, Germany. Pleasant viewing!

Topics of the Interview:

00:00 - Introduction
00:33 - Dr. Grimme's Field of Research & Work at a Research Group
02:06 - Why Did Dr. Grimme Choose Computational Chemistry?
03:44 - Main Discoveries in Quantum and Computational Chemistries: Density Functional Theory
06:54 - Accuracy in Computational Chemistry
09:24 - Future of Linear Scaling Methods
13:28 - What Computational Chemistry May Allow Chemists Do in Future?
15:31 - Math Knowledge Importance for Computational Chemists: "Linear Algebra – come on, it's not so difficult!"
16:30 - Coding in Computational Chemistry - Essential Languages to Know
19:37 - Linux Importance and Advantages
21:07 - Dr. Grimme's Workflow
23:00 - D3 Correction by Dr. Grimme
26:49 - Computational Chemistry Industry Applications
27:53 - Essential & Recommended Literature for Computational Chemistry Undergraduates
29:07 - "If you don't like computers then this is, of course, is not your subject."
29:33 - Is the World Fully Describable and Calculable?
33:01 - Why Many Computational Chemists End-up in Classical Programming?

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