Recent news WebMO 10.1 is now available for free download! WebMO 10.1 Pro and Enterprise have a variety of additional features and is available for purchase. WebMO can now be installed on Windows, Mac, and Unix servers!
September 3, 2010

Many workshops use WebMO to teach and access computational chemistry programs. A list of upcoming and past workshops follows:

• Computational Chemistry for Chemistry Educators, Oklahoma State University, May 17-23, 2009

  This weeklong workshop consists of lectures and labs covering:

  • Introduction to Computational Chemistry
  • Basis Sets
  • Choice of Theoretical Method
  • Single Point Energies and Geometry Optimization
  • Electron Densities, Electrostatic Potentials, and Reactivity Prediction
  • Modeling in Solution
  • Computing Spectroscopic and Thermochemical Properties
  • QSAR/QSPR
  • Transition States
  • Computational Study of System Dynamics
  • Biochemical Applications of Computational Chemistry

  For more information, please visit CCCE

• Q-Chem Workshop 2009, Pittsburgh University, March 19-20, 2009

  WebMO is a web-based interface to Q-Chem and other modern computational chemistry programs. Using just a web-browser, users can draw 3-D structures, run calculations, and view results. WebMO is simple enough for novice users (reasonable defaults are provided, and result are presented graphically) but flexible enough for experts (full access to input and output files is provided, and job types can be customized).

  Workshop topics will include:

  • Overview of WebMO features and capabilities
  • Drawing molecules using the WebMO Editor
  • Running various job types
  • Visualization of results using the WebMO Viewer
  • Importing and exporting structures and jobs
  • Customization WebMO job types
  • Installation and administration of WebMO

  This is a hands-on workshop, so participants are encouraged to bring their own Windows, Mac, or Linux laptops.