We were right all along. The MO version of ligand field theory is flawed.

After three years in the wilderness, RJD has returned to sunny Warwickshire.

You may have heard a rumour that RJD took early retirement in October 2015. Well, it's not a rumour - but this in no way means the research effort has diminished.

I realise this website has not been updated for some time but now that the University has introduced a new look, maybe it's time for the ICCG pages to get a face lift.

Watch this space...

Ben Houghton's first full paper appeared in September's special edition of the European Journal of Inorganic Chemistry. The edition celebrates "Modern Coordination Chemistry 100 Years After Werner" and is edited by Debbie Crans and Ebbe Nordlander who also ran the Zing Coordination Chemistry Meeting in Decemeber 2013.

Computational Chemistry, Accuracy and Sampling Across Quantum Chemistry and Molecular Modeling

After nearly 30 years in the business, RJD finally cracked the big invitation to speak at a Gordon Research Conference.

Derek Middlemiss's first ICCG paper hit the Journal of Chemical Physics website this week. Our first product of the MOSAIC⁴ consortium looking as switchable materials.

In it, we explore the use of DFT to compute the dielectric response of a Prussion Blue Analogue as it proceeds through its thermal spin crossover.

DOI: 10.1063/1.4869864