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- Computational Study of Coarse-Graining in Polymer Dynamics
- Computer Modelling of Ionic Liquids as Electrolytes and their Interaction with Electrode Surfaces
- Doping and Defects in Titanium Dioxide
- Fundamental Studies of Atomic Interaction Forces
- Molecular Modelling - Transport and Separation in Membranes
- Nano Au
- Nano Carbon and Nano Boron Nitride Based Materials
- Passivation of CdSe Surfaces
- Rheology of Complex Fluids
- Self Assembly of Nanoparticles on Surfaces
- Study of the Dynamics of Phase Transitions by Mesoscopic Simulation Methods
- Thermodynamic Relationships for Shearing Linear Viscoelastic Fluids
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Condensed Matter Theory Group Projects
- Computational Nanofluidics
- Computational Study of Coarse-Graining in Polymer Dynamics
- Computer Modelling of Ionic Liquids as Electrolytes and their Interaction with Electrode Surfaces
- Doping and Defects in Titanium Dioxide
- Fundamental Studies of Atomic Interaction Forces
- Molecular Modelling – Transport and Separation in Membranes
- Nano Au
- Nano Carbon and Nano Boron Nitride Based Materials
- Passivation of CdSe Surfaces
- Rheology of Complex Fluids
- Self Assembly of Nanoparticles on Surfaces
- Study of the Dynamics of Phase Transitions by Mesoscopic Simulation Methods
- Thermodynamic Relationships for Shearing Linear Viscoelastic Fluids
For more information about the Condensed Matter Theory Group, please contact Professor Ian Snook.