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February 14, 2025, Filed Under: Multiscale Nano Group News

Physical Properties of Hemoglobin-Based Oxygen Carriers

Congratulations to John! His work on atomistic simulations to determine mechanical and transport properties of Hemoglobin (Hb) based oxygen carriers (HBOC) just appeared in the Journal of Physical Chemistry B!

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Group News

  • Multi-Stimuli Nanofluidics in Channels of Clay Minerals
  • Group Openings – General Announcement!
  • Congratulations to Yun!
  • Chemisorption and Lateral Mobility of Ions at a Solid-Liquid Interface
  • Article in Science on Ionic Computing
  • Anshul’s collaborative research on gas flow rectification at ångström-scale appears in Nature Materials!
  • Ionic Memory and Negative Differential Resistance!
  • Vibrational Spectroscopy of Water near Interfaces
  • Congratulations to JP!
  • Congratulations to Mohan!

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