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Mailing Lists

ABCS maintains two listservs for the community. You can subscribe to or unsubscribe from either list by clicking on the list's name below and following the instructions.

• abcs-announce [at] listserv.tamu.edu : for announcements of interest to the community, e.g., seminars, workshops, special funding opportunities, etc. This is a moderated list (all posts are reviewed by an editor before being sent) and it is expected to have very little traffic (e.g., 1-2 messages a month).
• abcs-discuss [at] listserv.tamu.edu : for discussions among ABCS researchers.

 

Training Opportunities and Shared Facilities

There are many shared, multi-user facilities that are available to ABCS researchers.

• Laboratory for Genome Bioinformatics
• Laboratory for Molecular Simulation (LMS): The laboratory for Molecular Simulation (LMS) brings molecular modeling and computational chemistry closer to the experimental scientist by offering training to both new and advanced users. Advanced modeling software is available to perform quantum calculations on small molecular or solid systems and molecular mechanics/dynamics modeling for large systems such as proteins, DNA, nanomolecules, polymers, solids, and liquids. The LMS also provides support for faculty that wish to incorporate molecular modeling in their course material.
• Texas A&M Supercomputing Facility: The Texas A&M Supercomputing Facility is committed to providing advanced High Performance Computing resources and support to Texas A&M faculty and students engaged in all aspects of large-scale computation and to advancing the expertise and use of high-end computation at TAMU.