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
Nanocar builder plug-in for Avogadro 2
Do you want to build a nanocar but you don’t know how? Just follow these easy steps…
Health-E-Nose pitch wins top prize of $100,000 at the Pitt Innovation Challenge (PInCh).
Jenna and Chris competed against five other teams with their pitch for a portable electronic nose that can ‘sniff’ out diseases.
Aeronics advances to Phase III of xTechSearch competition.
Aeronics becomes one of 25 finalists attending the Association of the United States Army (AUSA) Annual Meeting & Exposition in Washington, DC.
Artificial nose project makes it to final round of the Pitt Innovation Challenge (PInCh).
The design of an artificial nose for disease detection and health monitoring earns Dr. Wilmer and PhD student Jenna Gustafson a spot in the top six teams for...
Jenna receives U.S. DOE Office of Science Graduate Student Research (SCGSR) award.
The SCGSR award offers Jenna the opportunity to carry out research at the National Energy Technology Laboratory (NETL).
Aeronics releases its first product: Everyday Oxygen
Aeronics launches pre-sales for first product!
Jenna presents computational artificial nose design at IMCS 2018 in Vienna, Austria.
Jenna presents her work at the International Meeting on Chemical Sensors.
Kutay was selected as a Phase I MolSSI software fellow
Kutay’s research proposal on developing a computer-aided design tool for artificial molecular machines was funded by Molecular Science Software Institute (Mo...