Computational Chemistry on MPP's, workstation clusters, and
                       other novel computer systems.

                        Spring, 1997 ACS meeting 
                        San Fransisco, California

                           2nd call for papers

Organized by:

  Timothy G. Mattson, Intel Corporation        tgm@ssd.intel.com   503-677-5627
  Theresa L. Windus,  Northwestern University  windus@chem.nwu.edu 847-491-3423

The goal of this symposium is to review the practice of computational 
chemistry on parallel, distributed and other novel computer systems.
We are seeking two kinds of papers:

   1. Papers about the algorithms and computer science required to 
      take advantage of these computer systems.  

   2. Papers about the computational chemistry that is possible 
      because of these novel computer systems.

We are planning to publish a proceedings for this symposium - most 
likely as a volume in the ACS Symposium Series.   

Abstracts are due by October 25.  To help with our planning, however,
we need to know by early August if you are planning to submit an abstract.  
Contact either of the organizers if you are interested in submitting a 
paper.

When you are ready to submit your abstracts, you can save yourself
the pain of using the old fashioned ACS blue-line forms by using
our fancy electronic abstracts system.   Check it out at

                 http://comp.chem.nwu.edu