Artificial Molecular Intelligence

Course content

Intended learning outcomes:
The students have aquired knowledge on modern methods of quantum chemistry. They are familiar with the foundations of important methods and possess an overview of commonly used quantum-chemical methods, their implementation in scientific software, and their use in chemistry. They are able to judge the applicability and the limits of different quantum-chemical methods and to use choose suitable methods for their own research projects, to perform quantum-chemical calculations and to analyse, evaluate, and assess their results

Course content:
Lecture and Computer Lab Artificial Molecular Intelligence: Molecular quantum mechanics in a nutshell: Hartree–Fock (HF) theory, post-HF methods, density functional theory; Molecular machine learning in a nutshell: molecular representations, deep learning and kernel methods, generative models, uncertainty quantification, active learning; Applications: structure–property relationships, chemical space exploration, molecular design.

Course information

Code 1413195
Degree programme(s) Chemistry, Data Science
Lecturer(s) Jun.-Prof. Dr. Jonny Proppe
Type of course Lecture
Semester Winter semester
Language of instruction English
Level of study Master
ECTS credits please refer to the module handbook (https://www.tu-braunschweig.de/flw/studierende/chemie/master/modulhandbuecher)
Contact person Dr. Linda Teevs, Ilka Schmanteck (studiendekanatchemie@tu-braunschweig.de)