How is a shopping cart like a nanoparticle? What coarse-grained molecular models can show us about nano-bio interactions
Imagine you work at a grocery store and you need to figure out how many shopping carts will fit in
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Engineered gold nanoparticles can be like ice cream scoops covered in chocolate sprinkles
There are many ways to interrogate molecular phenomena. You might think that this is restricted to physical measurements such as
A Holiday Sustainable Nano Riddle: How does a polymer wrap around a nanoparticle? Like a ball of yarn, or like a bow on a gift box?
The title of this post presents a riddle similar to the one that I solved along with my advisor, Professor
A Quick Peek Into Computational Chemistry
When talking about chemists, what image comes to your mind? Labs, tubes, beakers, colorful solutions, turning dirt into gold… Yes,
How do nanomaterials from e-waste transform in water? Computational chemistry helps find the answer
The development of nanotechnology has been an exciting route to chemical innovation that has changed the way that we live.
What is Machine Learning and How is it Changing Physical Chemistry and Materials Science?
When I talk about artificial intelligence (AI), the usual images that come to mind are from fiction: Hal from 2001:
