The Humboldt Conference on Computational Chemistry in 2010 is the fourth event in the series of conferences started in 2002 and successfully continued in 2004 and 2006. Now, we find it important to continue this series in order to keep and extend the contacts between scientists working in the broad field of Computational chemistry. As before, the meeting is organized by Prof. Tzonka Mineva (Montpellier, France) and Prof. Georgi Vayssilov (Sofia, Bulgaria). For this fourth conference we aim to include a special session on bio- and medical applications of computational chemistry methods, that will be organized and chaired by Prof. Ilza Pajeva (Sofia, Bulgaria). The conference will take place between July 12th and 15th, 2010,  in the region of Varna (the northern part of the Bulgarian Black Sea coast).

Computational chemistry tools have clearly established their applicability in apparently different branches of chemistry, physics, biology, pharmacy, medicine, nanotechnologies, etc. The conference is intended to attract scientists from those different fields both working on development and validation of computational protocols and in the practical application of computational methods to help in understanding new experimental findings both of fundamental and applied significance.

The organizers kindly invite participants from all branches of computational chemistry to present their results and achievements by oral or poster presentations.

The conference is supported by the Humboldt Kolleg Program of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation, Bonn, Germany: www.avh.de