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eScience for molecular-scale simulations and the eMinerals project

Eckhard Salje, Emilio Artacho, Kat Austen, Richard Bruin, Mark Calleja, HF Chappell, GT Chiang, Martin Dove, I Frame, AL Goodwin, Kerstin Kleese van Dam, Arnaud Marmier, Steve Parker, JM Pruneda, Ilian Todorov, K Trachenko, Richard Tyer, Andrew Walker, Toby White. eScience for molecular-scale simulations and the eMinerals project . Philosophical Transactions of The Royal Society A, (367), 2009. [doi]

Authors

Salje EK

Identified as Eckhard Salje
(University of Cambridge
)

Artacho E

Identified as Emilio Artacho
(University of Cambridge
)

Austen KF

Identified as Kat Austen
(University of Cambridge
)

Bruin RP

Identified as Richard Bruin
(University of Cambridge
)

Calleja M

Identified as Mark Calleja
(University of Cambridge
)

Chappell HF

Identified as HF Chappell
(University of Cambridge
)

Chiang GT

Identified as GT Chiang
(University of Cambridge
)

Dove MT

Identified as Martin Dove
(University of Cambridge
)

Frame I

Identified as I Frame
(University of Cambridge
)

Goodwin AL

Identified as AL Goodwin
(University of Cambridge
)

Kleese van Dam K

Identified as Kerstin Kleese van Dam
(STFC
)

Marmier A

Identified as Arnaud Marmier
(University of Bath
)

Parker SC

Identified as Steve Parker
(University of Bath
)

Pruneda JM

Identified as JM Pruneda
(University of Bath
)

Todorov IT

Identified as Ilian Todorov
(STFC
)

Trachenko K

Identified as K Trachenko
(University of Cambridge
)

Tyer RP

Identified as Richard Tyer
(STFC
)

Walker AM

Identified as Andrew Walker
(University of Cambridge
)

White TO.

Identified as Toby White
(University of Cambridge
)
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