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Recent news
WebMO 19.0 is now available for free download!
WebMO 19.0 Pro and Enterprise have a variety of additional features and is available for
purchase.
The WebMO app is now available for iOS and Android.
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December 14, 2019
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WebMO is a free World Wide Web-based interface to computational chemistry packages.
WebMO can be installed on the following platforms:
Windows
Mac OS X
Linux / Unix
WebMO can be accessed from any Windows, Mac, or Linux/Unix web-browser, or phone / tablet via the WebMO app for iOS or Android.
WebMO Pro is a commercial add-on to the freeware WebMO computational chemistry package. It features a variety of visualization and job management enhancements that are appropriate for serious education, commercial, or research-level users.
WebMO Enterprise builds on the features of WebMO Pro, with a variety of enhancements that are targeted towards large computer clusters or large numbers of users.
WebMO App allows users to build and view molecules in 3-D, visualize orbitals and symmetry elements, lookup chemical information and properties from external databases, and view/submit WebMO jobs - right from their phone or tablet.
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Here are some key features of WebMO:
Support for all modern web web browsers, iOS, and Android (via WebMO App)
Fully HTML5, with no plugins required
Support for Gamess, Gaussian, MolPro, Mopac 7 & 20XX, NWChem, Orca, PQS 3.3, PSI 4, QChem, Tinker, PWSCF (Quantum Expresso), and VASP
Users draw structures in a 3D editor, run calculations, and view results, all from their web browser
No software to install on the client. WebMO is installed on the single web server that runs or accesses the computational chemistry programs
All administrative tasks (user accounts, program configuration, job time limits, etc) are performed through a web browser interface
Simple enough for undergraduate computational chemistry curriculum: reasonable default values and results are presented on web pages
Flexible enough for computational chemistry research: full access to input and output files
WebMO improves the accessibility and usability of computational chemistry software. Users can access and use your software from their web browser. A web-based interface provides unheard of ease-of-use and a shallow learning curve for beginners. Advanced users benefit from convenience, full access to input and output, and management of computing resources.
WebMO also allows many users to take advantage of a single workstation on which the computational chemistry programs are installed. This greatly lowers the cost of hardware and software licenses, and it minimizes the time and effort for system maintenance.
A three dimensional structure is created using a true 3-D editor, using Javascript and HTML5. A computational engine is chosen, and job options are selected from dropdown menus. The job is submitted for computation, and the server runs the job. After the job is completed, the output file is parsed and results are presented as 3-D structures, animations, graphs, and tables on a webpage.
In addition, WebMO allows for importing existing structures, monitoring the progress of running jobs, job queuing, progress monitoring, and importing previusly computed output files for visualization.
How easy is it to install WebMO?
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Installing WebMO is easy with a user-friendly installation script which asks a few simple questions (computer name, location of perl, desired location of webmo directories). Setup is completed using the web browser interface to access WebMO's administrative tools (setting up user accounts, specifying computational engine binaries).
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