For organizations
Create one governed application service for laboratories, engineering groups, and teaching environments on infrastructure your organization controls.
Electronic-structure modeling with Gaussian 16 for geometry optimization, frequencies, and reaction pathways, using shared-memory parallelism and a site-provided license.
Provide research and engineering teams with approved applications and reproducible execution without asking them or your infrastructure team to maintain every software stack.
Create one governed application service for laboratories, engineering groups, and teaching environments on infrastructure your organization controls.
Choose an available application, configure a simulation, submit and track the run, review logs and status, and retrieve the recorded results.
Control approved applications and versions, licensing integration, access, resource quotas, execution policies, data location, and run history.
We package and validate applications, deploy the service on your OpenStack infrastructure, integrate licenses where required, and provide ongoing operations.
Gaussian is a commercial electronic-structure package covering Hartree–Fock, density functional theory, and post-Hartree–Fock correlated methods. It is the reference implementation for a great deal of published computational chemistry, which is often why a group needs this specific code rather than an equivalent.
Optimize molecular geometries to minimum-energy structures, the starting point for nearly every downstream property calculation.
Compute vibrational frequencies and the thermochemical quantities derived from them, and confirm that an optimized structure is a true minimum.
Locate transition states and follow reaction pathways to map the mechanism between reactant and product.
Run excited-state calculations and predict spectroscopic properties for interpreting experimental spectra.
Gaussian simulations are queued, typically as many small-to-medium runs rather than a few large ones. Each simulation uses SMP across the cores of a single node, which suits Gaussian's shared-memory parallel model.
Gaussian is commercially licensed. Availability depends on the organization having the appropriate rights for the deployment.