<p align=justify>I am developping methods (Path Integral Molecular Dynamics (PIMD), asynchronous Replica Exchange Molecular Dynamics (REMD) and (Replica Exchange Path Integral Molecular Dynamics (PIREMD) to enhance Molecular Dynamic simulations on the [deMonNano->http://demon-nano.ups-tlse.fr/] code (which is a DFTB code) and the [deMon2k->http://demon-software.com/public_html/index.html] code (a DFT code). Using the right parallelization method for their implementation, they fit perfectly the architecture of supercomputers and show a great scaling peformance.
In the second part of my Ph.D I will use these methods to determine the impact of Nuclear Quantum Effects (NQEs) on:
- neutral and protonated water clusters
- proton transfer on water clusters
- the behavior of protons adsorbed on metals surfaces such as silver, gold or ruthenium
- the absorption and emission properties of simple organic molecules in aqueous solvant.
19th deMon developpers Workshop, Fréjus (France), May 2019\} -{{Synchronous and Asynchronous implementation of the Parallel-Tempering Molecular Dynamics method in the codes deMonNano and deMon2k}}