Multi-Scale Materials Theory and Simulation Lab

The primary focus of the Multi-Scale Materials Theory and Simulation Lab is research on applying atomistic simulation techniques, such as Monte Carlo methods and molecular dynamics, quantum mechanics, and condensed-matter theory to study materials interfaces.

The lab focuses on technological applications in which innovation hinges on detailed molecular-level understanding. Topics of interest are nanomaterials, wetting, assembly, thin-film and crystal growth, and colloidal interfaces. We are also interested in developing multi-scale simulation methods that allow inclusion of relevant atomic-scale details in macroscopic simulations relevant for engineering design.

Current research focuses in the lab include:

  • Nanomaterials
  • Wetting
  • Assembly
  • Thin-Film and Crystal Growth
  • Colloidal Interfaces

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Department of Chemical Engineering

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The Pennsylvania State University

University Park, PA 16802

Phone: 814-865-2574