Computational Chemistry Group

Quantum precision for sustainable systems

We model complex molecules on high-performance supercomputers so agricultural researchers can cultivate resilient crops and engineers can harvest cleaner energy.

Core Pillars

Bridging theory and field application

Our investigations span foundational molecular modeling, soil chemistry, and advanced energy storage materials.

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Computational Chemistry

Agricultural Chemistry

Renewable Energy Systems

Advanced quantum-level modeling to predict molecular behavior and interactions under extreme conditions.

Designing targeted solutions for soil resilience, nutrient uptake, and sustainable crop protection.

Characterizing novel materials for next-generation solar conversion and efficient energy storage.

Our Open Science Mandate

Good science should never stay locked behind academic jargon; our work connects quantum calculations directly to real-world outcomes.

By the numbers

Impact and output

1.4M

Simulation hours annually

48

Open-access publications

12

Active research grants

5

Industry R&D partners

Ready to collaborate on sustainable chemistry?

Explore our active projects, review our latest open datasets, or get in touch with the lab director.