The Hypothetical Materials Lab
Welcome to the Wilmer Lab! We explore the properties of hypothetical materials using computer simulations. There are openings for students and full-time software developers. Please contact Prof. Wilmer for details.
Recent posts
Health-E-Nose wins first at the Big Idea Blast!
Wilmer Lab members Brian Day and Becca Segel pitched Health-E-Nose to improve screening and diagnostics in the medical industry, and won first place at the B...
Brian Day launches a STEM & Society Lecture Series.
Wilmer Lab member, Brian Day, along with various other graduate students with the Graduate Student Organizing Committee (GSOC) are pleased to announce the be...
Chris and Daniel give their thoughts to Chemistry World
Is blockchain a new paradigm in safeguarding science, or does it just tie our hands?
Brian Day wins the PQI travel award
Brian wins the 2020 Pittsburgh Quantum Institute (PQI) travel award for his poster presented during the 2020 poster competition.
Blign launches!
Blign, a Blender plugin for aligning and distributing objects developed by Kutay and Jack of the WilmerLab, launches!
PhD student Kutay Sezginel wins Braskem America, Inc. Graduate Student Award
Kutay takes home one of two awards given to the top graduate students in the Chemical & Petroleum Engineering Department at this year’s holiday reception.
Kutay Sezginel successfully defends his thesis. Congrats Dr. Sezginel!
Kutay Sezginel (now Dr. Kutay Sezginel) becomes the third WilmerLab PhD alumnus after successfully defending his thesis.
Kutay leads MolSSI Workshop at the University of Pittsburgh
Kutay leads a two-day best software practices workshop at the University of Pittsburgh, covering topics from Python code style to git basics