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Machine Learning meets Quantum Chemistry

Participating journal: Theoretical Chemistry Accounts

We are excited to announce the Call for Papers for the upcoming Special Issue on "Machine Learning meets Quantum Chemistry: accelerating simulations of reactivity, photophysical, and photochemical properties". This collection aims to showcase work from both the machine learning and quantum chemistry communities to explore innovative approaches in accelerating simulations and advancing our understanding and predictive ability with respect to chemical reactivity, photophysical, and photochemical properties.

Key Topics:

● Integration and application of machine learning techniques within quantum chemistry methodologies, with accelerated simulations

● Predictive modelling of chemical reactivity, photophysical and photochemical properties

● Building/Design of quantum chemical datasets for machine learning applications

● Deep-learning wavefunctions for molecules

● Hybrid ML/MM embedding for molecules in complex environments

● Novel approaches for data-driven discovery in quantum chemistry

● Challenges and opportunities at the intersection of machine learning and quantum chemistry

We invite submissions of original research papers addressing the collection theme. Authors are encouraged to submit high-quality papers describing their latest findings, methodologies, and applications. Submissions will undergo a rigorous peer-review process to ensure the quality and relevance of accepted papers.

Collections and special issues follow the standard peer review policy.

Participating journal

Submit your manuscript to this collection through the participating journal.

Editors

  • Daniele Padula

    Daniele Padula

    obtained his MSc (2009) from Università di Pisa and Scuola Normale Superiore, and his PhD (2013) from Università di Pisa. During his postdoc years he joined several groups in Europe, working on topics ranging from computational spectroscopy to charge and exciton transport in light harvesting complexes and organic materials. In 2020 he joined Università di Siena (Italy), becoming tenure-track Assistant Professor through a Rita Levi Montalcini grant in 2021, and Associate Professor in 2024. His research focuses on modelling and discovery of organic materials for energy applications.
  • Leonardo Barneschi

    Leonardo Barneschi

    Leonardo Barneschi obtained his MSc in Pharmaceutical Chemistry (2019) from Università di Siena. He later obtained his PhD (2023) in Chemical and Pharmaceutical Sciences from Università di Siena. His research focuses on simulating photoactive biological molecules, with a particular attention on rhodopsin proteins and their applications in optogenetics. Affiliation: Università di Siena, Italy

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