Category: news
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Hands-on Many-Body calculations with the Yambo code
Check out the upcoming training event featuring YAMBO. May 5-7 2026, online The school provides a path from many-body theory to advanced computational practice, focusing on the GW approximation for quasiparticle band structures and the Bethe–Salpeter Equation (BSE) for optical properties. Attendees will master the full YAMBO workflow, from ground-state processing to converged excited-state calculations and detailed exciton analysis.…
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Yambo at the 2026 ACM Asian School on HPC and AI
The Yambo Developers Team contributed to the 2026 ACM Asian School on High-Performance Computing and Artificial Intelligence in Kobe, Japan.
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Yambo @ HANAMI-CECAM workshop “Materials Science from First Principles”
Yambo Contributes to HANAMI – CECAM “Materials Science from First Principles” Workshop
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HANAMI – Materials Science from First Principles
Check out the upcoming HANAMI event featuring YAMBO: The third day of the event is focused on Many-Body Perturbation Theory, with a tutorial session dedicated to YAMBO:
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Physics Without Frontiers
Yambo is part of the Physics Without Frontiers initiative by ICTP. As part of the APhRICA program, a Yambo school will be held annually in Kenya.
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Yambo school 2025 – Lectures
Lectures given at the school in Modena are now available! You can find the videos linked below the titles in the school programme. All video lectures are collected in a playlist on the YAMBO youtube channel. Don’t forget to subscribe!
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Yambo Benchmark campaign on Fugaku
The CNR Hanami team has successfully conducted the first benchmark campaign of the Yambo code on the Fugaku supercomputer.
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YamboPy is now officially citable
YamboPy is pre/post-processor tool for YAMBO and QuantumEspresso written in Python. It works directly with netCDF databases and it includes tools for data analysis and plotting.
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Sum/Difference Frequency Generation
A new tutorial on calculating the Sum/Difference Frequency Generation (SFG/DFG) response is available on the Yambo Wiki.
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New tutorial on non-linear response at the TD-aGW level
We prepared a new tutorial on the calculation of Second Harmonic Generation with the TD-aGW approximation. Notice that TD-aGW was called TD-BSE or TD-HSEX in previous publications. This tutorial shows how to include Quasi-Particle corrections and exicitonic effects in the linear response. SHG within the TD-aGW level (also called TD-HSEX, TD-BSE)