Description
The Symposium on Theoretical Chemistry (STC) is the largest annual conference for
theory-oriented chemists in the German-speaking world. It brings researchers
together to present and discuss the latest developments in fields such as quantum chemistry, dynamics, and
simulation.
High-caliber plenary lectures by established and emerging researchers are accompanied by
short presentations and poster sessions, which serve as an important platform, particularly for scientists in the early
stages of their careers.
As part of the 63rd Symposium on Theoretical Chemistry in Marburg, a special commemorative
event featuring past Erich Hückel Prize laureates is planned. The namesake of the
prestigious prize, Erich Hückel (1896–1980), served as a professor in Marburg until his
retirement in 1962 and is known for the Hückel molecular orbital
method he developed.