2016 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Making Molecular Simulation a Mainstream Chemical Engineering Tool: Reproducibility, Robustness, and Usability

The potential benefits of molecular simulation for property prediction and materials design have not been fully realized for a number of reasons. However, as computer power increases, computational cost has become less of a limiting factor. Instead, the main limiting factors are starting to include the significant expertise required to generate useful results, poor interoperability of molecular simulation programs, lack of robustness of codes, lack of validation with respect to experiment or previous simulations, and lack of reproducibility across the available simulation codes. This session focuses on proposed solutions to or explorations of the problems listed above.

Chair

Michael R. Shirts, University of Colorado Boulder

Co-Chair

Presentations

03:15 PM

03:20 PM

03:45 PM

04:05 PM

04:25 PM

Paul W. Saxe, David Rigby, Clive M. Freeman, Philippe Ungerer, Xavier Rozanska, Marianna Yannourakou

04:45 PM

Christoph Klein, Christopher Iacovella, János Sallai, Ákos Lédeczi, Clare McCabe, Peter Cummings

05:05 PM

05:25 PM

05:30 PM

05:35 PM