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Multiscale Nanotechnology Group
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Soft matter

Our research in this area focuses on:

  • Droplet-Interface Bilayers
    Our research on this topic focuses on understanding self-assembly of droplet-interface bilayers (DIBs) their stability and sensing properties. In addition, we also focus on understanding communication between the droplets when ion channels are inserted in the bilayers connecting the two droplets
  • Polymers and Hydrogels
    Our research on this topic focuses on developing molecular, continuum and multiscale approaches to understand stimuli-responsive behavior of polymers and hydrogels. We are specifically interested in pH, electric field, temperature and biomolecule responsive hydrogels.

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Group News

  • Sequencing Peptides with Single Amino Acid Resolution!
  • Catalysis-Mediated Separation of Critical Minerals
  • Congratulations to Hananeh!
  • Open Positions!
  • Tuning Electron Wind Forces at Interfaces!
  • Group Members Receive CSE Continuing Fellowships!
  • IR Spectra of an Ionic Liquid
  • Alumnus Update!
  • Molecular Denoising using Generative Models!
  • Thermal Energy Constraint for NEMD!

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