In an age of increasing application of computation as a major scientific research tool, an understanding and development of computational resources has taken on new importance in scientific community. The School of Computational Sciences, established in 2000, is a product of the Institute's endeavors to embrace such rapid paradigm shift in science. The School supports research in a broad range of fields for which computational methods are appropriate from theoretical and computational physics, bioinformatics, theoretical and computational materials science, theoretical and computational biophysics, and quantum information science. The School is uniquely positioned to promote interdisciplinary research and cross-pollination of ideas that cross conventional discipline boundaries.
Activities
- The 21st KIAS Protein Folding Winter School 2023-12-18 ~ 2023-12-22
- The 29th KIAS Combinatorics Workshop 2023-12-26 ~ 2023-12-28
- 2024 KIAS-FUB International Workshop on Bio-Soft Matter Theory 2024-02-20 ~ 2024-02-23
- 2024 KIAS-NCTS Workshop on Ab Initio Approaches to Quantum Materials 2024-04-17 ~ 2024-04-19
- Theoretical Advances in Efficient Machine Learning 2023-12-06
- [GS_C_MS] Optoelectronic manifestation of orbital angular momentum driven by chiral hopping in trigonal Se chains 2023-12-13
- TBA 2023-12-18
- [GS_C_MS] Enhancing Physical Reliability of Machine Learning Potentials in Molecular Systems 2023-12-20
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C/A Seminar (Comp/AI)
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Comp/AI Conference (Comp/AI)