CCP9 - Computational Electronic Structure of Condensed Matter

TYC 7th Energy Materials workshop: from data to discovery of new energy materials
2024-07-24 - 2024-07-26
The 7th Energy Materials workshop of the Thomas Young Centre will take place in London from July 24-26, 2024. It will focus on the journey from data to discovery of new energy materials and will bring together the theoretical and experimental communities to discuss how we can accelerate material discovery for energy applications, e.g. new semiconductors for solar cells or light emitting diodes or new materials that intercalate ions for batteries, and importantly how we can do so by integrating robotic experiment and computational prediction and by making optimal use of the data generated.
The workshop will feature a range of invited talks as well as contributed oral presentations, a poster session and discussions. To register and submit abstracts for posters or contributed talk, please visit the workshop website:
https://thomasyoungcentre.org/event/tyc-7th-energy-materials-workshop/

Taming Disorder in Solid Materials
2023-12-12 08:00 - 2023-12-13 17:00 (Europe/London)
CCP-NC (together with its sister organisations, CCP5 and CCP9) are pleased to announce an interdisciplinary meeting on disorder in materials, to be held 12-13 Dec. in Durham (UK). Registration and abstract submission will open on 7 Aug.
Target Audience: Experiment-led and computation-led researchers interested in characterising and developing disordered materials, such as solid electrolytes and hosts containing disordered guests. The focus is on “bulk” materials, rather than surfaces / localised defects, with entropy as the primary source of disorder (temperature-driven dynamics, configurational entropy in glasses). The key experimental technique is solid-state NMR, but presentations involving complementary techniques, e.g. muon SR, PDF etc., are very welcome.

Wannier Developer Meeting 2023
2023-04-04 08:00 - 17:00
The 2023 developer meeting is intended to encompass the wider ecosystem of Wannier-related activity, and representatives of the many different code projects making use of MLWFs are invited to participate. The aims of the meeting, in addition to code development, are to to foster collaboration, knowledge exchange and community building among the different code projects and activities.
More details and registration can be found here
