Some Computational Chemistry Resources on the Web

• The Journal of Computational Chemistry.
• THEOCHEM.
• The Journal of Molecular Modeling, a peer-reviewed Web journal.
• The Molecular Modeling Electronic Conference, a peer-reviewed Web journal.
• The International Journal of Quantum Chemistry.
• Theoretical Chemistry Accounts, née Theoretica Chimica Acta.
• Computers and Chemistry.

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• WebMO, a (freeware) application for running calculations from a web server, using a Java interface that works through a web browser on any other computer. An excellent educational resource.
• Michael Colvin's Introduction to Quantum Chemistry
• The Guide to Molecular Modeling Gateway at the U.S. National Institutes of Health
• Three full modules (made available as demonstrations) from an Australian M.S. in Computational Chemistry, with coursework taught over the Web
• A website which undertakes to teach a little about relativistic quantum chemistry, at the University of Gronigen, Netherlands
• A set of internally-prepared lectures on quantum chemical theory and methods from the Center for Computational Quantum Chemistry at the University of Georgia
• CCL, the Computational Chemistry E-mail List

• ACCVIP, the Australian Computational Chemistry via the Internet Project
• The Computer Chemistry Center at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg
• The Center for Computational Quantum Chemistry at the University of Georgia
• The Theoretical and Computational Chemistry Group at Charles University in Prague, the oldest university in central Europe.
• The Theoretical Chemistry Group at King's College, London
• The Theoretical Chemistry Group at the University of Gronigen, Netherlands
• The Computational Chemistry Home Page at the University of Minnesota

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