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Summer school and workshop on Quantum Monte Carlo Methods

We are pleased to announce the summer school on "Quantum Monte Carlo methods with
the TurboRVB code".

The school will be held in person from July 3rd to 7th, hosted by SISSA, Trieste,
Italy, and organized in the frame of the TREX HPC European center of excellence
[trex-coe.eu]. The program is addressed to both young students and more senior
researchers. Its aim is to provide a solid background in real-space quantum Monte
Carlo methods and, at the same time, build the necessary skills to run this type of
calculations by using the TurboRVB code [turborvb.sissa.it].

The hands-on sessions, following the theory part, will focus on molecular and
solid-state QMC calculations, done with high-end user interfaces (TurboGenius and
TurboWorkflows) able to construct QMC workflows carried out by TurboRVB.
Computational CPU/GPU resources will be kindly provided by CINECA during the time
of the school. The TurboRVB code will be officially released during that week.
A number of free lodging is available, given on a first apply first served basis.
Lunches and the workshop dinner will be offered by the organizers. A poster session
opened to the attendees will also be organized. The best posters will be awarded,
being the first prize, a one-week visit in the Quantum Theory of Matter group, at
the IMPMC, Sorbonne University, Paris.

For more details and registration, please
visit: https://trex-coe.eu/events/trex-school-qmc-turborvb-2023

Those interested in exploring further the latest QMC applications in the field of
condensed matter, they will have the possibility of attending the "Workshop on
Quantum Monte Carlo Methods at Work for Describing Novel States of Matter" as well,
organized the week after the QMC TurboRVB school (July 10th to 14th) at the ICTP,
Trieste. Please, note that a separate registration [indico.ictp.it] is needed to
attend the QMC workshop.

Hope to see you soon,

Michele Casula

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