In recent years, we have developed new theoretical tools to study complex reactions involving transition metal complexes and clusters. Our toolbox comprises new developments in density functional theory for open-shell systems as well as the
development of new multireference approaches for validation purposes. Moreover, we have extended our possibilities to explore complex reaction mechanisms by automated-screening approaches based on heuristic rules and by interactive reactivity explorations within the framework of haptic and real-time quantum chemistry.
In this talk, I will present an overview of our recent work on theoretical coordination chemistry.
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