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Join up for the free trial to see how Digichem can transform your approach to computational chemistry.
Digichem is an advanced management platform designed to streamline every stage of computational chemistry, from molecule modeling and job submission to data analysis and reporting.
Whether you're conducting high-throughput screening or managing complex molecular simulations, Digichem delivers a powerful and intuitive environment that automates repetitive tasks, reduces errors, and improves research efficiency.
Modern computational chemistry requires more than just powerful hardware, it needs smart, scalable tools. Digichem gives your lab the ability to:
Run thousands of simulations with minimal manual oversight
Automatically generate publication-ready reports
Organise and search data across your entire project pipeline
Empower postdocs and PhDs with an intuitive interface
Prof. Hugo Bronstein
| University of Cambridge
Prof. Matthew Fuchter
| University of Oxford
Prof. Zac Hudson
| University of British Columbia
Hamish Trowell
(PhD Student) | Imperial College London
Lucy Walker
PhD Student | University of Cambridge
Dr. Alex Loch
UK IC Fellow | University of Glasgow
Andre Jung
PhD Student | KIT
Digichem supports your research with the reliability, scalability, and precision required in modern scientific computing. Whether you're in academia or industry, our platform helps you focus on science, not software.