Water exhibits unique behaviours at material boundaries that significantly impacts biological systems, environmental phenomena, and industrial applications. Unravelling the complexities of water’s behaviour at interfaces is a topic that requires a multidisciplinary approach, combining both experimental and theoretical work. Delving into the intricate interactions between water molecules and diverse surfaces and understanding how these influence various natural and technological processes is a key motivation for research. This topic was the focus of a recent Faraday Discussion hosted by the Royal Society of Chemistry, which delved into all the latest advancements.
In this hour-long webinar, three distinguished scientists from the Faraday Discussion present their research on the crucial role of water at the boundaries of materials. You will hear how research into this important topic not only enhances our fundamental understanding of water’s behaviour, but also facilitates the design of advanced materials. Watch the recording to hear how this is affecting the development of applications in chemistry and biology, as well as energy, physics, and many more.
This webinar is inspired by the recent Royal Society of Chemistry Faraday Discussion: Water at interfaces, which took place 20-22 September 2023 in London, UK.
28 апр 2024
