Pier Alexandre Champagne is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at NJIT. Having both experimental and computational organic chemistry experience, Pier Alexandre knows of the power of DFT to identify and visualize mechanisms. He is now on a quest to expand computational applications in organic chemistry classrooms and research groups.

Joie Kelly is a Senior at Applied Technology High School. She has spent time learning how to do DFT calculations in order to have a first-person perspective of what it is like to learn these mechanisms similar to the way most beginners would. She now hopes to help other organic chemistry students visualize reactions through computational chemistry.

Raphaël Robidas is a Graduate student in the group of Claude Y. Legault at Université de Sherbrooke. He routinely uses computational chemistry to understand chemical reactivity and support experimental research. Raphaël is also involved in the development of multiple tools to make computational chemistry more efficient and accessible.

Claude Y. Legault is a Professor of Chemistry at Université de Sherbrooke. His group develops simple and efficient synthetic methodologies of broad applicability and use computational chemistry to facilitate this research process. In an effort to help computational chemists in their work he developed CYLview, a free visualization software, to accelerate the evaluation and analysis of computational results.