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Nicholas Corrente

Assistant Teaching Professor

Rutgers University

United States

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Isamu Moriguchi

Nagasaki University

JAPAN

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Nigel Marks

AUSTRALIA

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Alexander V. Neimark

UNITED STATES

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Shuwen Wang

Shinshu University

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Fernando Vallejos-Burgos

UNITED STATES

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Carla de Tomas

King’s College London

UNITED KINGDOM

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François-Xavier Coudert

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École Normale Supérieure - PSL

FRANCE

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Nicholas Corrente

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A Thermodynamically Consistent Approach to Molecular Simulations of Adsorption-Induced Deformation and Structural Transitions in MOFs

Monte Carlo Simulation of Cooperative Condensation in Nanopore Networks

WIP: Development of a Chemical Engineering Activity for First-Year Engineering Students

From slit pores to 3D frameworks: Advances in molecular modeling of adsorption in nanoporous carbons

Modeling structural flexibility in 3D carbon models: A hybrid MC/MD approach to adsorption-induced deformation

Unveiling non-monotonic deformation of flexible MOFs during gas adsorption: From contraction and softening to expansion and hardening

Phase Transformations in MOFs Induced by Adsorbate Exchange

Deformation of Nanoporous Carbons Induced By Multicomponent Adsorption: Insight from the SAFT-DFT Model

3D nanostructure prediction of porous carbons via gas adsorption

Collaborators (7)

Isamu Moriguchi

Nigel Marks

Alexander V. Neimark

Shuwen Wang

Fernando Vallejos-Burgos

Carla de Tomas

François-Xavier Coudert

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