Molecular Education and Research Consortium in Undergraduate computational chemistRY
The MERCURY Supercomputer Center provides access to high performance computing resources for chemistry students and researchers at multiple liberal arts institutions across the country. Our equipment includes an SGI Origin 300 system as well as 2 - Linux Beowolf cluster's running RedHat Enterprise Linux.
The 8th MERCURY Conference in Computational Chemistry will be held at Hamilton College, on August 2-August 4, 2009.
George Shields is the director of MERCURY. If you have any questions about the research performed on MERCURY or the consortium itself, George can be contacted at George.Shields@armstrong.edu
Steve Young is the Unix/HPC System Administrator. If you have questions about the hardware and software platforms used for MERCURY research, you can reach Steve at slyoung@hamilton.edu.
The MERCURY Supercomputer Center provides access to high performance computing resources for chemistry students and researchers at multiple liberal arts institutions across the country. Our equipment includes an SGI Origin 300 system as well as 2 - Linux Beowolf cluster's running RedHat Enterprise Linux.
The 8th MERCURY Conference in Computational Chemistry will be held at Hamilton College, on August 2-August 4, 2009.
Check out the 2010 Conference Web page for more information
George Shields is the director of MERCURY. If you have any questions about the research performed on MERCURY or the consortium itself, George can be contacted at George.Shields@armstrong.edu
Steve Young is the Unix/HPC System Administrator. If you have questions about the hardware and software platforms used for MERCURY research, you can reach Steve at slyoung@hamilton.edu.