New Release: Quantemol-D for HPEM users.
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January 2010



Quantemol are absolutely delighted to announce the release of Quantemol-D. This new plasma simulation expert system wraps around the well-known HPEM codes, providing an easy to use interface and making calculations simple but effective for non-experts.
Features include:
- Advanced palette design feature for easy re-design of tool – ‘paint’ your machine.
- Pre-installed with numerous existing simulations, MERIE, GEC cells, PVCVD etc. to build and mould to your own.
- Utilises all functions of the HPEM codes in a development enviroment, easy to use but with all the advanced features the expert requires.
- For users without access to HPEM codes – please contact us for a consultation at: info@quantemol.com
Quantemol providing cross-section data
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November 2009
Working in partnership with Prof. Zoran Petrovic of the University of Belgrade, Quantemol-N has been used to calculate cross-section data for a recently released paper:
Cross sections for scattering of electrons with BF3
M. Radmilovic-Radjenovic, H. N. Varambhia, M. Vranic, J. Tennyson, Z. Lj. Petrovic.
Publ. Astron. Obs. Belgrade No. 84 (2008), 57-60
Quantemol advisory board member wins 2010 Will Allis prize for study of ionized gases.
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October 2009
Mark J. Kushner awarded at GEC 2009

Quantemol would like to congratulate Mark Kushner on his award, his expertise and experience working in the field if plasma physics has brought immeasurable strength to the company, aiding to put us where we are today.
Full details can be found here.
Prof. Jonathan Tennyson, Quantemol chief scientist, commented:
“I am delighted that Prof Mark Kushner has been awarded the 2010 Will Allis Prize. He is an international leader in the field of low temperature and technological plasmas. The award is just recognition of excellent work.”
Quantemol at GEC & AVS 2009
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October 2009
Quantemol are delighted to announce a successful attendance of the 2009 gaseous electronics conference at Saratoga Springs, New York. If you didn’t manage to speak to our representative there we are also very pleased to announce that we will also be in attendance of the American Vacuum Society conference 2009 in San Jose.
Look out for us there!
Quantemol chief scientist Professor Jonathan Tennyson elected as a fellow of the Royal Society.
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September 2009
“Tennyson is distinguished for his fundamental work on the theory, calculation and application of molecular spectra, obtaining results of great importance in astronomy and planetary studies. His work with Miller, using first principles quantum mechanical calculations to assign an emission spectrum of H3+ in the Jovian ionosphere, led to a new observational handle which is still being actively pursued world-wide. Similar calculations led to a major break- through in understanding the spectra of water and the assignment of a very complicated spectrum of water recorded in sunspots, the detection of water in an extrasolar planet and the development of a comprehensive ab initio model for the system. Tennyson has also made major contributions to the theory and calculation of electron-molecule collision cross sections. He now leads a collaboration of several groups developing and using a world-leading R-matrix computer program; he developed and implemented a new algorithm which has revolutionised the scope of possible calculations.”
Full details can be found here.
Quantemol-N Version 3.4 Released
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September 2008

New Features Added:
* Java swing GUI for the batch job facility
* Batch job tutorial
* Computation of polarisability
Quantemol-P released
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June 2008

Applications:
- Plasma reactors
- Plasma assisted deposition
- Deep reactive ion etch
Quantemol-P simulates a variety of technical plasmas, including:
- Plasma etch machines
- Plug flow reactors
- Continuously stirred tank reactors
Features:
- Large database of molecular data
- Automatic chemistry generation
- Easy to use graphical interface