If you cannot find something on our home page that you are looking for, please let us know. We do not view computational chemistry and theoretical chemistry as synonymous. We subscribe to this usage of terminology. Unlike most review series, Reviews in Computational Chemistry considers teaching the methodologies to newcomers a very important part of its mission. Many chapters have both introductory and advanced material.
Chapters written as tutorials are valuable adjuncts to textbooks in more traditional disciplines.
At the same time, the advanced material in each volume will be of interest to practicing computational chemists. The volumes published to date have become a standard reference source in the field thanks to the respected experts who have been the authors. Our aim is to produce books that proactively help the reader, rather than books that are archival collections gathering dust on a bookshelf. Reviews in Computational Chemistry is the original book series devoted to this expanding field of growing importance. The popularity of the books has recently led other publishers to launch book series with similar missions and even similar names.