SMIEL Ph.D. student Parth Rakesh Desai successfully defends his Ph.D. dissertation on “EFFECT OF MISMATCHED BASE PAIRS ON DNA PLECTONEMES”. Parth becomes the 7th Ph.D. from the group.
April 2022: Parth defends his Ph.D. Dissertation Read More »
SMIEL Ph.D. student Md. Turash Haque Pial successfully defends his Ph.D. dissertation on “ATOMISTIC EXPLORATION OF DENSELY-GRAFTED POLYELECTROLYTE BRUSHES: EFFECT OF APPLIED ELECTRIC FIELD AND MULTIVALENT SCREENING COUNTERIONS”. Turash becomes the 6th Ph.D. from the group.
March 2022: Turash defends his Ph.D. Dissertation Read More »
Prof. Das delivered an in-person invited talk in this meeting. The title of the talk was “Computational Fluid Dynamics Modeling of Water and Ion Transport in Nanocellulose”
March 2022: Prof. Das delivers invited talk in ACS Spring 2022 meeting Read More »
Prof. Das and other students of SMIEL visit and present their research in APS March meeting. There were six talks from the group and Prof. Das chaired two sessions.
March 2022: SMIEL Group visits APS March 2022 Read More »
In this paper, we discuss the effect of applied electric field in charge-density-dependent response of grafted polyelectrolyte molecules. This is Turash’s 8th and Harnoor’s 27th paper from the group.
March 2022: Paper Accepted in Macromolecules Read More »
In this paper, we provide a review of the physically soft magnetic films and devices. This is the work of the GEMSTONE Team (Team GECKO). It also includes graduate students from SMIEL: Swarup Subudhi (this is Swarup’s 1st paper from the group), Beihan Zhao (this is Beihan’s 4th paper from the group), and Bhargav Sai
March 2022: Paper Accepted in Journal of Materials Chemistry C Read More »
The news of U.S. DOE’s recent funding to SMIEL on modeling of polyelectrolyte brushes has been shared by U.S. DOE on its twitter handle. Please see it in the following link: https://twitter.com/doescience/status/1496532836173635588
February 2022: U.S. DOE shares news about recent funding to SMIEL on its twitter handle Read More »
The project titled “Thermodynamics, Electroosmosis, and Electrokinetic Energy Generation in Nanochannels Functionalized with Anionic and Cationic Polyelectrolyte Brushes in Presence of Multivalent Counterions” will be supported by the Office of Science of U.S. Department of Energy.
January 2022: SMIEL group receives funding from U.S. DOE Read More »
In this paper, we develop an analytical model to quantify the ionic and non-ionic Diffusioosmotic transport at solid surfaces grafted with soft, porous films. This is Vishal’s 17th and Mihir’s 1st paper form the group. Congratulations to both!!!
January 2022: Paper Accepted in Physics of Fluids Read More »
Two of SMIEL’s Ph.D. students, Bhargav Sai Chava and Vishal Sankar Sivasankar have been selected for 2022 Clark School Future Faculty program. They are the 8th and 9th students from my group to be selected for this program. Many congratulations to both !!!!!