Calcium Carbonate based Nanoparticles to Activate T cells for Anti-tumor Immunotherapy Type of Event: Materials Chemistry and Nanoscience Seminar Read more about Calcium Carbonate based Nanoparticles to Activate T cells for Anti-tumor Immunotherapy
Alginate Gels Structure-Thermodynamic Relationship with Water and Counterions Microbial communities are predominantly found in biofilms, which are composed of extracellular polymeric substances (EPS). The EPS matrix is engineered and reconfigured by microbes, making it difficult to distinguish between the biotic and abiotic origins of biofilm properties. To establish this distinction, simplify models of the EPS matrix, the study uses molecular dynamic(MD) simulation to predict the nanoscale structure of a model extracellular polymeric substance (EPS) matrix and its sensitivity to interpolymer interactions and water content. Type of Event: Physical Seminar Read more about Alginate Gels Structure-Thermodynamic Relationship with Water and Counterions
Field-Free Molecular Alignment and Orientation Control of molecular orientation and alignment has been a longstanding goal in chemical reaction dynamics because the outcome of chemical reactions inherently depends on the relative orientation of the colliding species. Type of Event: Physical Seminar Read more about Field-Free Molecular Alignment and Orientation
Optical Properties of Biomass Burning Aerosols from the G-WISE Campaign Wildland fires contribute significantly to the total carbonaceous aerosol mass concentration in the troposphere. These aerosols, formed from the combustion of biomass fuels, exhibit strong absorption and scattering of visible light, which impacts the radiative forcing in the troposphere. The Georgia Wildland-fire Simulation Experiment (G-WISE), conducted in Athens, GA during October-November 2022, was designed to develop a scientific basis for the regulations that dictate under what conditions a prescribed burn can be performed. Type of Event: Physical Seminar Read more about Optical Properties of Biomass Burning Aerosols from the G-WISE Campaign