People working in and around computational chemistry who belong to a group underrepresented in the field. That might be underrepresentation by:
gender
ethnicity
disability
sexual orientation or gender identity
being the first in your family to attend university
working in an under-resourced institution or region
This list is by no means exhaustive.
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Your research areas, up to six, in your own words
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