Mathematical Frontiers in Quantum and Computational Chemistry

The programme asks how mathematical advances can improve quantum and computational chemistry as computational power, AI and experimental capabilities evolve. Topics include foundations of established chemical methods, new numerical approaches, quantum algorithms, AI and practical applications. Talks and open discussions connect mathematics, chemistry, physics and computer science; dedicated graduate-student and postdoctoral sessions support training. The workshop seeks combined methods relevant to areas such as clean energy, pharmaceuticals and quantum technologies.