Our latest work, led by Sam and featured on the cover of the JCP, delves into the complexities of the CO2–H2O interface using machine-learned potentials. The work, also highlighted in a Scilight article, offers new insights into interfacial tension and CO2 phase behavior, with implications for climate research and carbon capture technologies.
The question of ion-pairing in sodium chloride has puzzled scientists for decades, with no clear consensus on the relative stability of contact versus solvent-separated ion pairs due to the delicate balance of interactions involved. Published in the Journal of Physical Chemistry Letters J. Phys. Chem. Lett. 2024, 15, 23, 6081–6091, our latest research utilizes explicitly-correlated […]
Our ICE group paper on the phase behavior of monolayer nanoconfined water is finally out in Nature. Amazing lead by Venkat Kapil, but not possible without the other collaborators!