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Nano-Bio spectroscopy Group

Science Field:
Experimental sciences
Science Area:
Solid state physics
Main Researcher:
Angel Rubio [angel.rubio@ehu.es] 
Institution:
University of the Basque Country 
Centre:
European Theoretical Spectroscopy Facility (ETSF) 
Department:
Materials Physics 
Address:
Avda. Tolosa 72 E-20018 Donostia-San Sebastian 
Telephone:
+34 943018292 

Main research lines

(1)
Firts principles simulation of complex systems, density functional approaches and many-body perturbation theory 
(2)
Properties of carbon nanotubes and other organic and inorganic materials, nanowires, quantum dots and supramolecular structures 
(3)
Excited state dynamics and optical spectroscopy of biochromophores and other complex bio-structures and hybrids bio-nano-structures, molecular electronics 

Current and future Projects

Significant equipment or infrastructure of the Group:
Large local beowulf cluster (380 cores) and access to supercomputing facilities, i) the Spanish supercomputing network were the group has an average yearly allocation of about 4milliun hours; ii) the DIPC computer center which hosts computational resources for parallel computing (5 Tb of RAM distributed over 10 clusters and SMP machines, 24 Tb of mass storage, 2.000 cores and 5 Tflops) and iii) the high performance computing resources available at the FHI Theory Department partly located on-site and partly at the computing centre of the Max Planck Society in Garching (15 Tb of RAM distributed over 7 large clusters, with above 4000 cores and 25Tflops). The group already has access to petaflop computing through the PRACE machines as the code developed in the group, octopus, has been included in the PRACE benchmark suite. Internal training (european doctorates, schools, hands-on-workshop, international experimental collaborators). 
Any other significant information about the Group:
Visit our website: http://nano-bio.ehu.es. 

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