Software
QM/MM solvent-effects code for electrostatic potentials, electric fields, and fluctuating charges from CUBE densities
High-performance C++ software to compute electrostatic potentials/fields at solvent sites and solvent charges through the Fluctuating Charges approach.
High-performance methods for classical nanoplasmonics based on the frequency-dependent fluctuating charges and dipoles (ωFQFμ) framework and the Boundary Element Method (BEM).
First public open-source code to model atomistic nanoplasmonics with results comparable to ab initio Time-dependent Density Functional Theory, at a fraction of the computational cost.
Toolkit for modeling Förster resonance energy transfer (FRET) in full QM and QM/MM workflows, available in both C++ and Fortran versions with fast, parallel execution.
Improved performance over other available open-source tools through software refinement and OpenMP parallelization. Two independent implementations (C++ and Fortran) are available to support different integration needs.