MERCURY is a consortium of 29 computational chemistry faculty at predominantly undergraduate institutions across the country. The researchers share computational resources and use the consortium as a venue to collaborate and increase the visibility of their work.
2001 –
- George Shields, Furman University
- Maria Gomez, Mount Holyoke College
- Carol Parish, University of Richmond
2008 –
- Maria Nagan, SUNY, Stony Brook
- Tricia Shepherd, Moravian College
- Mauricio Cafiero, Rhodes College
- Kelling Donald, University of Richmond
- Becky Eggimann, Wheaton College
- Eric Patterson, SUNY, Stony Brook
- Adam Van Wynsberghe, Hamilton College
2012 –
- Kelly Anderson, Roanoke College
- Sudeep Bhattacharyay, U. of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
- Daqing Gao, Central State University
- Jim Phillips, U. of Wisconsin-Eau Claire
- Aimée Tomlinson, U. of North Georgia
2016 –
- Mychel Varner, Iona College
- Chrystal Bruce, John Carroll University
- Bill Miller, Truman State University
- JiaJia Dong, Bucknell University
- Joshua Schrier, Fordham University
- Ashley Ringer McDonald, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
- Dmytro Kosenkov, Monmouth University
- Juan Navea, Skidmore College
- Isaiah Sumner, James Madison University
- George Barnes, Siena College
2018 –
- Heidi P. Hendrickson, Lafayette College
- He Kedan, Eastern Connecticut State University
- Aurelia Ball, Skidmore College
- Joseph Baker, The College of New Jersey
Others
- Lori Law, Furman University, Executive Assistant, Office of the Vice President for Academic Affairs and Provost
- Tuguldur Togo Odbadrakh, Furman University, postdoctoral fellow and system administrator
- Berhane Temelso, College of Charleston, HPC sysadmin and research computing consultant
- Steve Young, Hamilton College and SlyMedia, System administrator and research support specialist
- Lisa Aversa, Bucknell University, Executive Assistant to the Dean of Arts and Sciences