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The purpose of the conference is to advance the availability and performance of computational chemistry on the nation's leadership computing facilities. Specifically, we invite contributors interested in either development or use of computational chemistry applications on world class supercomputers. There will be a mix of invited and contributed talks covering nearly all aspects of computational chemistry including theory, algorithm, software, application to chemical problems, and interaction with experiment with a common theme of enabling new science through large scale computation. The final day of the workshop will include discussion and planning of coordinated activities, collaborations, and future funding opportunities.

Please submit abstracts for contributed talks to: Bryan C. Hathorn, (hathornb@ornl.gov, 865-241-8808) by July 11, 2005.

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