Computational Chemistry in Australia

Australia is a global leader in the field of computational chemistry with about 70 internationally-renowned research groups. This page lists the Australian computational chemistry groups (any omissions are not intentional, please contact me if I missed anyone).

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Australian National University
Michelle Coote
Megan O'Marra
Amanda Barnard
Ben Corry
Rob Stranger

CSIRO
Mike Kuiper

Curtin University
Irene Suarez-Martinez
Julian Gale
Andrew Rohl
Paolo Raiteri
Nigel Marks
Ricardo Mancera

Deakin University
Tiff Walsh

Griffith University
Tim Gould
John Dobson
Yun Wang

La Trobe University
Brian Smith
David Wilson
David Winkler

Monash University
Ekaterina (Katya) Pas
Elizabeth Yuriev
David Chalmers
Arun Konagurthu
Ashley Buckle
David Manallack

Murdoch University
David Henry
Mohammednoor Altarawneh

National Computational Infrastructure
Rika Kobayashi
Sean Smith

Queensland University of Technology
Aijun Du
Liangzhi Kou

RMIT University
Michelle Spencer
Irene Yarovsky
Nevena Todorova
Toby Allen
Salvy Russo

Swinburne University of Technology
Feng Wang
Chenghua Sun

University of Adelaide
David Huang

University of Melbourne
Lars Goerigk
Alessandro Soncini
Gabriel da Silva

University of New England
Erica Smith
Stephen Glover

University of New South Wales
Laura McKemmish
Renate Griffith
Junming Ho
Martina Lessio
Martin Peeks
Terry Frankcombe

University of Newcastle
Alister Page

University of Queensland
Debra Bernhardt
Elizabeth Krenske
Alan Mark
Evelyne Deplazes

University of Sydney
Meredith Jordan
Peter Gill
Leo Radom
Ivan Kassal
Bret Church
Serdar Kuyucak
Catherine Stampf

University of Tasmania
Brian Yates
Alireza Ariafard

University of Technology Sydney
Jeffrey Reimers
Mike Ford

University of Western Australia
Mark Spackman
Dylan Jayatilaka
Dino Spagnoli
Amir Karton

University of Wollongong
Haibo Yu
Richmond Lee