Our molecular modeling programs

SCM produces a suite of software to model chemical and physical properties. Our programs work out of the box on any popular system (Windows, Mac, Linux/UNIX) and may be bought separately or together. The density functional theory, DFTB and reactive force field programs all run efficiently in parallel. Jobs for all our programs may be prepared, executed and analyzed via a uniquely integrated user-friendly Graphical User Interface.

The ADF Program for molecular modeling The periodic structure program BAND
With ADF structure, reactivity and spectroscopy of molecules is modeled with accurate and efficient DFT methods, including the latest xc functionals, relativistic effects and all-electron basis sets. Periodic structures (polymers, surfaces and crystals) can be modeled with our BAND program, featuring relativistic methods, modern xc functionals and many optical and spectroscopic properties.

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A calculation of a metal complex set-up with the GUI

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Guanine on a gold surface solvated with COSMO

The approximate DFT program DFTB The semi-empirical program MOPAC
DFTB is a fast and effective Density Functional based approach to model molecules, crystals, polymers, and surfaces. It can be used as a pre-optimizer or to get quick insight in spectra and dynamical behavior. MOPAC is a semi-empirical program for quick and basic modeling of molecules and periodic systems, with parameters available for 70 elements (PM6), including all transition metals.

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Interactive geometry optimization of a 3,3 carbon nanotube

MOPAC Optimization of a porphyrin complex
Optimization of an iron porphyrin complex with MOPAC

ReaxFF for modeling chemical reactions COSMO-RS for fluid thermodynamics
ReaxFF is now available with use of our powerful GUI to run and analyze reactive molecular dynamics simulations based upon the reactive force field method of van Duin and coworkers. With our COSMO-RS implementation including a database of over 1800 compounds many thermodynamic properties of solutions and mixtures can be predicted.

Chemical reaction modeled with ReaxFF
A chemical reaction being modeled with the ReaxFF program

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Calculating solubility (top) and mixing energies (bottom) with COSMO-RS

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