Maria Fyta

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RWTH Aachen University

Germany

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Maria Fyta is a Professor at RWTH Aachen University in Germany. Her research areas include supported ionic liquid catalysis, nanopore technology, and the electronic structure of advanced materials. She has published numerous articles exploring the efficiency of catalysis, the properties of two-dimensional materials, and the dynamics of polyelectrolytes in nanopores.

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Petia Atanasova

GERMANY

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Jannik Haas

University of Canterbury

NEW ZEALAND

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Jens Smiatek

University of Stuttgart

GERMANY

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Sabine Laschat

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University of Stuttgart

GERMANY

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Takeshi Kobayashi

University College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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Michael Buchmeiser

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University of Stuttgart

GERMANY

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Articles (17)

Influence of Ionic Liquid Film Thickness and Flow Rate on Macrocyclization Efficiency and Selectivity in Supported Ionic Liquid‐Liquid Phase Catalysis

Graphene or MoS2 nanopores: pore adhesion and protein linearization

In silico design and prediction of metastable quaternary phases in Cu–Ni–Si–Cr alloys

Electronic Structure and Stability of Two-Dimensional Molybdenene

Concurrent analysis of electronic and ionic nanopore signals: blockade mean and height

Interpretably learning the critical temperature of superconductors: Electron concentration and feature dimensionality reduction

A Complementary Experimental and Theoretical Approach for Probing the Surface Functionalization of ZnO with Molecular Catalyst Linkers

Stability of binary precipitates in Cu-Ni-Si-Cr alloys investigated through active learning

Functionalized electrodes embedded in nanopores: read‐out enhancement?

Electronic analysis of hydrogen-bonded molecular complexes: the case of DNA sensed in a functionalized nanogap

Influence of nanopore coating patterns on the translocation dynamics of polyelectrolytes

Probing the distribution of ionic liquid mixtures at charged and neutral interfaces via simulations and lattice-gas theory

Impact of COVID-19 on Electricity Demand: Deriving Minimum States of System Health for Studies on Resilience

Simple Classification of RNA Sequences of Respiratory-Related Coronaviruses

Energetic Arguments on the Microstructural Analysis in Ionic Liquids

Deep learning for nanopore ionic current blockades

Adsorption of azide-functionalized thiol linkers on zinc oxide surfaces

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Petia Atanasova

Jannik Haas

Jens Smiatek

Sabine Laschat

Takeshi Kobayashi

Michael Buchmeiser

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