There are 6 repositories under orca-quantum-chemistry topic.
Python tools for automating routine tasks encountered when running quantum chemistry computations.
Syntax highlighting for Orca input files in vim
A collection of scripts. Mostly computational chemistry.
AiiDA Plugin for ORCA
Visual Studio Code Extension for ORCA inp-files
Some ORCA 5.0 scripts i use in my workflow
🐰 Simple basis set parser for the ORCA quantum chemistry package
Script to help start and use ORCA quantum chemistry software
These are important tools written for working with ORCA (a computational chemistry open source package) in a super-computing environment. They include multiple job submission scripts (BASH), multiple job cancellation (BASH), job setup with different geometries (in python), data extraction (BASH), final optimized geometry extraction (BASH) and
A repository containing tutorials for electronic structure analysis
Virtual Chemical Reactor and scripts for automated quantum chemistry calculations
This article has been written to help chemists to run mechanistic studies in ORCA
Python script to prepare .info files for the glowfreqs program from ORCA quantum chemistry calculations.
QUBE (Quantum chemistry Utility for Benchmark Evaluation) is a Fortran-based tool designed for extracting energies from the output files of quantum chemistry calculations for large benchmark sets.
Creating and submitting ORCA input; processing ORCA output.
Generalized Extended Broken Symmetry optimization
A python-based engine for computational chemistry calculations
🐳 Simple Library serving as an Interface to connect the QM-Software ORCA with MongoDB.
ORCA workflow on one workstation (not clusters).
Arch Linux PKGBUILD file for ORCA quantum mechanics software package
Get data from ORCA and Gaussian output file for SMD(H2O)/DLPNO-CCSD(T)/CBS//(U)B3LYP-D3/6-31+G(d,p) level of theory
This article provides information to allow users to determine the energy required or released when a metal coordinates with a ligand/organic molecule
Sample inputs and notes for the quantum chemistry program Orca