Steven Greenbaum

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Hunter College

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Steven Greenbaum is a Professor at Hunter College in the United States. His research interests include molecular simulations related to NMR relaxivity, ionic liquid structures, and the dynamics of electrolytes. Recent publications highlight his work on electrolyte solvation dynamics, the conductivity of cocrystals, and sustainable material recovery from waste. He is actively engaged in advancing the understanding of ion dynamics and materials for energy applications.

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Molecular-Level Insights into the NMR Relaxivity of Gadobutrol Using Quantum and Classical Molecular Simulations

Unfolding the Network Structure of [Pyr14Cl/(BCl3)0.25]/(δ‐MgCl2)x Ionic Liquid Using the BCl4− Probe

Expanded View of NMR Spin–Lattice Relaxation in Fluorine-Containing Ionic Liquids

Ion dynamics in hexagonal boron nitride ionogel electrolytes

Tuning Solvation Dynamics of Electrolytes at Their Eutectic Point Through Halide Identity

Unraveling Dimensional Tuning: From 2D to 3D in Covalent Organic Frameworks for Enhanced 2e– Oxygen Reduction Reaction

Effect of Anion Mass on Conductivity and Lithium-Ion Transference Number in the Isomorphic Cocrystals (Adpn)2LiXF6 (Adpn = Adiponitrile, X = P, As, Sb)

Dynamics of fluorinated imide-based ionic liquids using nuclear magnetic resonance techniques

Tuning lithium–yttrium chloride local structure through coordination control and mixing during synthesis

Calcium carbonate and reactive silica recovery from waste cement: The influence of processing parameters on upcycled material properties and carbon intensity

Probing the potential of type V Deep eutectic solvents as sustainable electrolytes

NMR investigation of proton transport in polybenzimidazole/polyphosphoric acid membranes prepared via novel synthesis route

Examining the Electrochemical Properties of Hybrid Aqueous/Ionic Liquid Solid Polymer Electrolytes through the Lens of Composition‐Function Relationships

Broadband NMR Relaxometry as a Powerful Technique to Study Molecular Dynamics of Ionic Liquids

Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Relaxation Pathways in Electrolytes for Energy Storage

Solvation dynamics of choline fluoride in ethylene glycol – Water mixtures

Lithium Solvation and Mobility in Ionic Liquid Electrolytes with Asymmetric Sulfonyl-Cyano Anion

Quantifying Lithium Ion Exchange in Solid Electrolyte Interphase (SEI) on Graphite Anode Surfaces

Nanoscale Hybrid Electrolytes with Viscosity Controlled Using Ionic Stimulus for Electrochemical Energy Conversion and Storage

Broadband NMR relaxometry of electrolytes for energy storage

Dynamics of Glyceline and Interactions of Constituents: A Multitechnique NMR Study

Glyme-based electrolytes: suitable solutions for next-generation lithium batteries

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Vito Di Noto

Wan-Yu Tsai

Clemens Burda

Walter G. Chapman

Yoichi Tominaga

Burcu Gurkan

Jusef Hassoun

Aaron J. Moment

Mounesha Garaga Nagendrachar

Sophia Suarez

Peter Kofinas

Thomas A. Zawodzinski

Carlos Cabrera Martínez

Joshua Sangoro

Keti Vezzu'

Gioele Pagot

Shiho Kawashima

Ah-Hyung Alissa Park

Brian Benicewicz

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