Phillip Servio

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McGill University

Canada

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Professor Phillip Servio is a faculty member at McGill University in Canada. His research interests encompass the behavior and properties of methane hydrates, gas hydrate interfaces, and the dynamics of materials under various conditions. He has contributed to the field through his recent publications on topics such as non-uniform structures, infrared spectra of methane gas hydrates, and the effects of surface roughness on dynamics of levitated materials.

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Milan Maric

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McGill University

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Alejandro Rey

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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

Infrared Spectra of Methane Gas Hydrates from First-Principles

Simultaneous Crystallization Effects in Multiple Levitated Plasma-Functionalized Graphene Nanoflake Nanofluid Droplets

Non-Einsteinian viscosity reduction in boron nitride nanotube nanofluids

Dynamics of acoustically levitated ice impacts on smooth and textured surfaces: Effects of surface roughness, elasticity, and structure

Atomistic–Geometric–Continuum Relations of Hydrogen Structure II Hydrates under Triaxial Strains

Atomistic Investigation of the occupancy limits and stability of hydrogen hydrates as a hydrogen storage medium

Effects of Poly(styrene/Pentafluorostyrene-block-vinylpyrrolidone) Amphiphilic Kinetic Hydrate Inhibitors on the Dynamic Viscosity of Methane Hydrate Systems at High-Pressure Driving Forces

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

Interfacial Effects during Phase Change in Multiple Levitated Tetrahydrofuran Hydrate Droplets

Effects of Poly(vinylpyrrolidone) on the Dynamic Viscosity of Methane Hydrate Systems at High-Pressure Driving Forces: Investigation of Concentration, Molecular Weight, and Shear Rate

Non-Einsteinian Viscosity Behavior in Plasma-Functionalized Graphene Nanoflake Nanofluids and Their Effect on the Dynamic Viscosity of Methane Hydrate Systems

Robust Anti-Icing Surfaces Based on Dual Functionality─Microstructurally-Induced Ice Shedding with Superimposed Nanostructurally-Enhanced Water Shedding

Multiscale Piezoelasticity of Methane Gas Hydrates: From Bonds to Cages to Lattices

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

Leveraging Solidification Dynamics to Design Robust Ice-Shedding Surfaces

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

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Milan Maric

Alejandro Rey

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