People at Quantistry 02/08/2022 "Chemical simulations with a fresh perspective" Clemens ensures that the Quantistry Lab continues to develop. He identifies potentials, develops ideas, implement them and optimizes the processes within the company. And what he does in his spare time when he's not working on the Quantistry Lab? Find out in the interview.
Technology 10/02/2022 Computer-Based Reaction Prediction For solving the vast majority of chemical problems in the industry it is indispensable to combine various simulation methods. In our platform, this is realized by the combination of different tasks in a workflow-logic. A prominent example is theoretical prediction and analysis of chemical reactions, where not only quantum chemical methods but also machine learning (ML) are used.
Technology 20/01/2022 Quantum Chemistry at the Very Center of the Quantistry Lab The theoretical basis of the Quantistry Lab is quantum chemistry. With its hierarchy of diverse methods, essential physical and chemical properties of molecules and materials can be reliably predicted and complex problems can be solved.
Trend 17/05/2021 The road to quantum computing is a marathon, not a sprint In the current hype about quantum computers, people tend to forget that the technology is still a long way from everyday, practical use. What questions are still open? And why is it nevertheless important to get to grips with the subject now?
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