Work in state-of-the-art facilities in Chernoff Hall. XXX Add picture of our research labs and Chernoff.
Our research facilities feature:
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Well lit, clean, and spacious student offices accommodating 3-5 students each
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Dedicated desk space, including internet connections, computers, shelf space, and personal storage
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A quiet working environment close to other students in theoretical and computational chemistry
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Common areas in each of the four student labs
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In-house resources housed in Chernoff 501. These include two small Beowulf clusters for testing and optimization, and XXX.
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At-the-desk computing resources, including networked printing resources, scanners,...
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All group members belong to the High Performance Computing Virtual Lab (HPCVL), a state-of-the-art parallel computing environment housed primarily at Queen's. To find out more about HPCVL, click here.
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Access to high performance computing facilities across Canada, including Sharcnet, RQCHP, and Westgrid.
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Online access to a small departmental computing cluster for small calculations.
Chernoff Hall:
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Chernoff Hall, completed in July of 2002, is an award-winning building hosting state-of-the-art teaching and research facilities. Chernoff Hall is located only one block away from picturesque Lake Ontario.
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The atrium is one of the most appreciated features of Chernoff. Spanning five floors with natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows, the atrium provides a pleasant meeting place for all occupants of Chernoff. The theory labs are housed at the junction of the research and office wings, directly beside the atrium.
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Chernoff Hall is climate controlled, offering a comfortable work environment in all seasons.
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The third, fourth, and fifth floors house graduate student lounges, complete with a small kitchen, tables, and computer stations. These lounges have floor-to-ceiling windows that overlook Lake Ontario.
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