Reports for MMSe TUL

Valid for summer 2019.

To get a credit, you should read and report a scientific paper in the field of molecular modeling and simulation. You can choose either a paper from the list given below, or any paper from the broad field of modeling/simulations of your own choice (e.g., close to your Bc. thesis). In the latter case, please send me the paper first.

To choose your presentation and the date, please use this Google Sheet. Write your name and e-mail to a line. Write the paper number (#) to the column according to the date you wish to present. To avoid too long sessions, please max 5 presentations in a day (including the exam day). If you wish to choose your own paper, write "other" to the field instead of a number.

Your talk should be about 5 minutes long, in English. A presentation (about 5 slides) is recommended. Your talks should include:

To avoid technical issues, please send me your presentation in advance.

Instead of a presentation, you can write one page of summary (in English) and mail it to me.

#TitleAuthors and PDF
401 Hybrid atomistic simulation of fluid uptake in a deformable solid Mahyar M. Moghadam and J. M. Rickman: PDF
402 Effect of chirality, length and diameter of carbon nanotubes on the adsorption of 20 amino acids: a molecular dynamics simulation study Sara Az’hari and Yousef Ghayeb: PDF
403 Molecular dynamics simulation study for diffusion of Na+ ion in water-filled carbon nanotubes at 25 °C Song Hi Lee: PDF
404 Molecular dynamics simulation of the polymer electrolyte poly(ethylene oxide)/LiClO4. II. Dynamical properties Leonardo J. A. Siqueira and Mauro C. C. Ribeiro: PDF
405 Molecular dynamics simulations of ion transport through carbon nanotubes. I. Influence of geometry, ion specificity, and many-body interactions Titus A. Beu: PDF
406 Molecular dynamics simulations of electrophoresis of polyelectrolytes in nano confining cylindrical geometries S. Nedelcu and J.-U. Sommer: PDF
407 Finite-size scaling investigation of the liquid-liquid critical point in ST2 water and its stability with respect to crystallization T. A. Kesselring, E. Lascaris, G. Franzese, S. V. Buldyrev, H. J. Herrmann, and H. E. Stanley: PDF
408 Large-scale ferrofluid simulations on graphics processing units A.Yu. Polyakov , T.V. Lyutyy, S. Denisov, V.V. Reva, P. Hänggi: PDF
409 On the kinetics of the capillary imbibition of a simple fluid through a designed nanochannel using the molecular dynamics simulation approach Samad Ahadian, Hiroshi Mizuseki, Yoshiyuki Kawazoe: PDF
410 Molecular dynamics simulations of silver nanocluster supported on carbon nanotube Hamed Akbarzadeh, Hamzeh Yaghoubi: PDF
411 A molecular dynamics study of the force between planar substrates due to capillary bridges J.H. Saavedra, R.E. Rozas, P.G. Toledo: PDF
413 Fully Atomistic Simulations of the Response of Silica Nanoparticle Coatings to Alkane Solvents Brandon L. Peters, J. Matthew D. Lane, Ahmed E. Ismail, and Gary S. Grest: PDF
414 Configurational entropy of ice from thermodynamic integration Carlos P. Herrero, Rafael Ramírez: PDF
415 Six-site polarizable model of water based on the classical Drude oscillator Wenbo Yu, Pedro E. M. Lopes, Benoît Roux, and Alexander D. MacKerell Jr.: PDF
416 Water Vapor Nucleation on a Crystal Surface in a Strong Electric Field S. V. Shevkunov: PDF
417 On the thermodynamics of carbon nanotube single-file water loading: free energy, energy and entropy Jose Antonio Garate,ab Tomas Perez-Acleac and Chris Oostenbrink: PDF
418 Dispersion of Carbon Nanotubes Using Mixed Surfactants: Experimental and Molecular Dynamics Simulation Studies B. Sohrabi, N. Poorgholami-Bejarpasi, and N. Nayeri: PDF
419 How Crystals Nucleate and Grow in Aqueous NaCl Solution Debashree Chakraborty and G. N. Patey: PDF
420 Hydrodynamics of Capillary Imbibition under Nanoconfinement Wylie Stroberg, Sinan Keten, and Wing Kam Liu: PDF
421 Macro- versus Microscopic View on the Electrokinetics of a Water−Membrane Interface Volker Knecht, Benjamin Klasczyk, and Rumiana Dimova: PDF
422 Hybrid atomistic simulation of fluid uptake in a deformable solid Mahyar M. Moghadam and J. M. Rickman: PDF
423 Nanofluidic Osmotic Diodes: Theory and Molecular Dynamics Simulations Clara B. Picallo, Simon Gravelle, Laurent Joly, Elisabeth Charlaix and Lyderic Bocquet: PDF
425 Homogeneous ice nucleation evaluated for several water models J. R. Espinosa, E. Sanz, C. Valeriani, and C. Vega: PDF
426 Simulations of water transport through carbon nanotubes: How different water models influence the conduction rate L. Liu and G. N. Patey: PDF
428 Spontaneous NaCl-Doped Ice at Seawater Conditions: Focus on the Mechanisms of Ions Inclusion M. M. Conde, M. Rovere and P. Gallo: PDF
429 Birth of NaCl Crystals: Insights from Molecular Simulations G. Lanaro and G. N. Patey: PDF
430 Insight into Electrospinning via Molecular Simulation Jan Jirsák, Filip Moučka,and Ivo Nezbeda: PDF