Dear wien2k users,
Recently I got a request for a survey of DFT codes and was also asked to
forward it to the WIEN2k community.
Please see below.
Peter Blaha
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**What is your experience with simulation codes ?*
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Over the last decades, the field of computational materials science has
greatly advanced and is now rich with an impressive diversity and very
advanced capabilities. In the jungle of all the possibilities that are
out there, it is sometimes difficult to know which would be the better
(combination of) tools for our task, what the current and future needs
of the community are, and what the general (or specific) feelings are
with respect to this situation.
With this survey, we hope to be able to paint a more precise picture of
the needs of our community and pave the way for the development of new
open-source codes/libraries that will fill the existing gaps and be
beneficial to all of us.
*Whether you are a user, a developer, and/or a project manager, we want
to hear from you !*
*The results of this survey will be publicly available*- but don't
worry, it's all anonymous.
If you would like to help us (and, really, help the community), please
follow this link to the survey: https://forms.office.com/r/ta3CSj8g3Q
<https://forms.office.com/r/ta3CSj8g3Q>
Filling this survey will take you about 5 to 15 minutes, depending on
how much you have to tell us.
Feel free to share this message with your colleagues!
We thank you in advance for your time,
On behalf of Matgenix <https://matgenix.com/>,
David Waroquiers
Guido Petretto
Gian-Marco Rignanese
Geoffroy Hautier
Guillaume Brunin
With help from
Xavier Gonze
Samuel Poncé
Matteo Giantomassi
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