People:
We DO have open positions for both graduate and undergraduate students. If you are a prospective student with a strong background in computational/theoretical chemistry interested in joining the PhD program in chemistry at Florida Tech, feel free to contact Dr. Peverati for details. Also, if you are a local undergraduate in search of a research project, and are interested in both chemistry and programming, please come visit us in OPS 333.
We DO NOT have open positions for post-docs at the moment.
Group Leader:
- Dr. Roberto Peverati - about
Graduate Students:
- Matija Savovic email
Alumni:
- Dorothea Illner (M.S. 2024) - Currently Ph.D. student at Purdue University
- Pierpaolo Morgante (Ph.D. 2022) - Currently Scientific Editor at the Royal Society of Chemistry
- Tegla Jones - Currently Ph.D. Student @ Tokyo Tech
Machines:
Group Cluster (Carbon):
TOTAL: 104 cores, 160GB RAM, in 4 nodes and 1 headnode:
- headnode: AMD Ryzen 7 2700x, 8c, 16GB RAM, Purchased: Aug 2018
- node1: 2xAMD Epyc 7281, Total: 32c, 64GB RAM, Purchased: Aug 2018
- node2: 2xAMD Epyc 7281, Total: 32c, 64GB RAM, Purchased: Aug 2018
- nodeA: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950x, 16c, 16GB RAM, Built: Dec 2018
- nodeB: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950x, 16c, 16GB RAM, Built: Dec 2018
Workstations:
- Hydrogen: 2x Intel 5630v3, Total: 20c, 64GB RAM, Purchased: Sep 2016
- Helium: 2x Intel 5620v3, Total: 16c, 32GB RAM, Purchased: Oct 2016
- Lithium: 2x Intel 5620v3, Total: 16c, 32GB RAM, Purchased: Jan 2017
- Beryllium: AMD Ryzen Threadripper 1950x, 16c, 32GB RAM, Built: Jun 2018
If you are a group member that has access to any of these machines, please use this internal document to record your usage. Note: In all our machines hyperthreading is turned OFF by default (our own benchmarks indicate that is convenient to do so).