Below are some coding efforts from the T.E.L. group.
Our group developed the cavity molecular dynamics (CavMD) code for simulating molecular polaritons under collective strong light-matter interactions. This code can simulate vibrational strong coupling for both nonreactive (via empirical force fields) and reactive (via QM/MM) molecular dynamics inside an optical cavity. Please check the Github page for more details.
Another major package our group maintains is the MaxwellLink package for self-consistent light-matter simulations. This is a general-purpose code to efficiently simulate light-matter dynamics across multiple scales. Please check the Github page or software website for more details.
Apart from the in-house coding development, we are also actively contributing to open-source or open-teamware software projects.
i-PI is an open-source Python code for advanced classical or path-integral molecular dynamics simulations. On top of the i-PI interface, we developed the cavity molecular dynamics (CavMD) code for simulating molecular polaritons. Some initial features of CavMD is now available in the main version of i-PI 3.0.
Q-Chem is an open-teamware code (mainly in C++) for advanced electronic structure calculations, i.e., solving the Schrödinger equation for molecular and material systems. We have implemented real-time multicomponent electronic structure approaches for studying nonadiabatic nuclear quantum effects on realistic molecular systems. These features are now available at Q-Chem 6.2.
Our group also maintains an AI-powered weekly email service which sends the users personalized preprint recommendations and new research ideas based on their Google Scholar publication history. Please feel free to register if you are interested in this service.