Alejandro Rey

Distinguished James McGill Professor

McGill University

Canada

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Dr. Alejandro Rey is a Distinguished James McGill Professor at McGill University in Canada. His research focuses on geometric bifurcation methods, liquid crystal models, and the mechanical properties of methane hydrates. Recent articles authored by him explore topics such as non-uniform structures under pressure and the behavior of complex fluids. Dr. Rey’s work integrates advanced modeling techniques with applications in material science and soft condensed matter.

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McGill University

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Alejandro Rey

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Geometric‐Bifurcation Methods for Dual Order‐Disorder Transitions: Applications to the Isotropic‐to‐Smectic A Phase Transformation

Geometric Characterizations of Non-Uniform Structure I Methane Hydrate Behaviors Under Pressure

Multiscale Interfacial Structure and Organization of sII Gas Hydrate Interfaces Using Molecular Dynamics

Cholesteric liquid crystal roughness models: from statistical characterization to inverse engineering

Non-Einsteinian viscosity reduction in boron nitride nanotube nanofluids

DFT-continuum characterization of third-order elasticity of sI methane hydrates under pressure

Fluctuating Flexoelectric Membranes in Asymmetric Viscoelastic Media: Power Spectrum through Mechanical Network and Transfer Function Models

A coarse-grained molecular model of amyloid fibrils systems

Geometry-structure models for liquid crystal interfaces, drops and membranes: wrinkling, shape selection and dissipative shape evolution

Recent advances in density functional theory and molecular dynamics simulation of mechanical, interfacial, and thermal properties of natural gas hydrates in Canada

All-Atom Molecular Dynamics of Pure Water–Methane Gas Hydrate Systems under Pre-Nucleation Conditions: A Direct Comparison between Experiments and Simulations of Transport Properties for the Tip4p/Ice Water Model

An Integrated Experimental and Computational Platform to Explore Gas Hydrate Promotion, Inhibition, Rheology, and Mechanical Properties at McGill University: A Review

Shape and structural relaxation of colloidal tactoids

Complex Nanowrinkling in Chiral Liquid Crystal Surfaces: From Shaping Mechanisms to Geometric Statistics

Wrinkling pattern formation with periodic nematic orientation: From egg cartons to corrugated surfaces

Dynamic viscosity of methane hydrate systems from non-Einsteinian, plasma-functionalized carbon nanotube nanofluids

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