The Computational Molecular Sciences & Engineering Symposium at Yale University started in 2024 with the inaugural symposium hosted by the group of Prof. Amir Haji Akbari in the Department of Chemical & Environmental Engineering. The great interest from students and faculty are helping make this event an annual tradition.
The goal of the CMSE Symposium is to bring together faculty, researchers and students interested in molecular modeling and scientific computing from both Yale School of Engineering & Applied Science (SEAS) and Faculty of Arts & Sciences (FAS) to share their most recent discoveries with the community. Areas of interest include but are not limited to: statistical thermodynamics, molecular simulations, quantum mechanical calculations, computational fluid dynamics, numerical modeling, statistical inferencing, ML methods in molecular sciences, coarse grain & multiscale modeling, etc.
Emboldened by the strategic vision at Yale Engineering and with the support of Yale Graduate School’s Dean’s Fund for Colloquia & Symposia the idea for the symposium was brought to reality.
