with the expertise in the field of modelling of molecules, materials, and biological processes.
for applications in societal relevant areas such as health, energy and sustainability.
from oil paint layers to industrially produced compounds, covering polymerization and
long-term degradation.
In particular, the research focuses on
News
VENI grant for Alberto
Alberto has been awarded an NWO Veni! The project is described below: PLASTIC-JUNC: Predicting nanoPLASTIC risks to animal JUNCtional protein integrity. Nanoplastics are specks of
MMD grants for Ioana and Bernd
Two grants from the new technology hub for Material and Molecular Design (MMD) have been awarded to CompChem members! Congratulations, Ioana and Bernd! These are
HRSMC mobility grant from Ashique, and fellowships for Ioana, David and Peter
CompChem does great at the HRSMC funding programmes! Ashique has obtained a mobility grant to visit the group of Prof. Dr. Jurg Hutter at University
New paper by Tamika van ‘t Hoff
Tamika has published a new paper about the “Experimental validation of a reaction network model for autoxidation of linoleate esters“. CompChem alumni Yuliia Orlova and
Marie Curie funding for Jocelyne Vreede
Dr Jocelyne Vreede of the Computational Chemistry group at the Van ‘t Hoff Institute for Molecular Sciences has recently been awarded funding as part of
Enhanced sampling strategies for molecular simulation of DNA
In a review paper that has been recently published in WIREs Computational Molecular Science, researchers of the Computational Science group at the Van ‘t Hoff