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This is the fine collection of favourite theoretical chemist's links ......
See our Favourite [Journals] [Chemistry links] [Operating System] [Programming sites] and [Friday-afternoon links]

• International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry -> FAQ->Nomenclature
  and we also should be forced to regularly look at:
• Pure Appl. Chem. v72 i8, Guidelines for presentation ... computational results B: semiempirical electronic structure calulations
  as a good reality check before submitting a publication.
• Chemical Physics
• Chemical Physics Letters
• Journal of the American Chemical Society
• Journal of Chemical Physics
• Journal of Molecular Catalysis A: Chemical
• Journal of Physical Chemistry A
• Journal of Physical Chemistry B
• Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics
• Physical Review
• Surface Science
• arXiv.org e-Print archive (many preprints)
• xxx.sissa.it e-Print archive mirror (Europe main)

See our Favourite Journals [Chemistry links] [Operating System] [Programming sites] and [Friday-afternoon links]

• Le Groupement de Recherches CNRS 12090 Ab initio Molecular Dynamics Applied to Catalysis in which we were a partner
• Our own Eindhoven (M)EAM workshop (2002)
• The Atlas of Zeolite Structure Types
• The Periodic Table of Elements
• And the WebElements Periodic Table of Elements
• And also the Lenntech Periodic Table (includes environmental/health effects)
• The Orbitron, showing the shapes of atomical and molecular orbitals.
• The Royal Dutch Chemical Society
• The Society of the Dutch Chemical Industries.
• We also like the Einstein Archives Online site.
• Links to the simulation programs we're using can be found here

See our Favourite [Journals] Chemistry links [Operating System] [Programming sites] and [Friday-afternoon links]

• Linux Online: Everything you ever wanted to know about Linux.
• Linux Gazette: Loads of monthly tips on linux.
• Debian GNU/Linux: Our favourite Linux distribution.
• Linux-Mandrake: Another excellent Pentium-optimized-easy-to-use-frequently-updated Linux distribution.
• Scientific Applications on Linux (SAL): Contains all scientific programs you ever dreamed of (and more) ...
• The K Desktop Environment: A very neat-looking desktop environment containing a lot of very handy apps.
• GNOME: Another very nice project for developping a X-Windows desktop and apps.
• WindowMaker: Another nice desktop for X-Windows.
• XFree86: Free X-server for Linux.
• ALSA: Turn your Linux machine into a mind-blasting beatbox with the Advanced Linux Sound Architecture.
• The Beowulf Project: Buid your own PC-cluster.
• MOLMOL: A very nice molecular graphics program.
• Our local resource of usefull stuff (accessible for group members only ...)

See our Favourite [Journals] [Chemistry links] Operating System [Programming sites] and [Friday-afternoon links]

• Netlib: A large collection of routines for numerical analysis.
• Numerical Recipies: The online bible for writing numerical analysis routines.
• CCP5 software library: A collection of software & sources for performing all kinds of simulations.
• Learn C/C++ Today: A site with links to C and C++ tutorials.

See our favourite [Journals] [Chemistry links] [Operating System] Programming sites and [Friday-afternoon links]

• The Friday Afternoon Forum: A special part of our Catalysis discussion Forums.
• The SKA vlaai-buying manual: How to buy a vlaai when you're a SKA member.
• The SKA coffee (making) manual: How to make coffee for your fellow SKA member's and avoid having to buy vlaai. An illustrated, step by step, HOWTO by our own Chrétien and Danny.
• The Muppets homepage: Need I say more?
• Slashdot.org: News for nerds, stuff that matters!
• ThinkGeek.com: Stuff for smart masses
• The Register: News from fulture central - Biting the hand that feeds IT.
• Seti@Home: Is there anybody out there??????
• Bios.nl: Which movie is on tonight?

See our Favourite [Journals] [Chemistry links] [Operating System] [Programming sites] and Friday-afternoon links.