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    • Boundary flow on end-grafted PEG brushes 

      Charrault, E.; Lee, T.; Easton, C.D.; Neto, Chiara
      Published 2015-12-18
      We investigated the boundary conditions for flow of a Newtonian liquid over soft interfaces by measuring hydrodynamic drainage forces with colloid probe atomic force microscopy in a viscous liquid. The investigated soft ...
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    • Patterned polymer coatings increase the efficiency of dew harvesting 

      Al-Khayat, Omar; Hong, Jun Ki; Beck, David M.; Minett, Andrew I.; Neto, Chiara
      Published 2017-02-22
      Micropatterned polymer surfaces, possessing both topographical and chemical characteristics, were prepared on three-dimensional copper tubes and used to capture atmospheric water. The micropatterns mimic the structure on ...
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    • Waterborne all-polymeric colloidal 'raspberry' particles with controllable hydrophobicity and water droplet adhesion properties 

      Telford, Andrew M.; Easton, Chris D.; Hawkett, Brian S.; Neto, Chiara
      Published 2016-01-29
      Wepresent a superhydrophobic coating made fromwaterborne, all-polymeric ‘raspberry’ particles, composed of a micrometric spherical core decorated with a corona of nanometric spherical particles. As-cast particles produced ...
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    • Reef Sedimentary Accretion Model (ReefSAM): Understanding coral reef evolution on Holocene time scales using 3D stratigraphic forward modelling 

      Barrett, Samuel Jonathan; Webster, Jody Michael
      Published 2017-09-01
      A detailed understanding of the development of coral reefs and their internal structure has important applications for predicting future reef trajectories in light of climate changes, petroleum exploration and reconstructing ...
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    • Zero-point energy conservation in classical trajectory simulations: Application to H2CO 

      Lee, Kin Long Kelvin; Quinn, Mitchell S; Kolmann, Stephen J; Kable, Scott H; Jordan, Meredith j T
      Published 2018-05-21
      A new approach for preventing zero-point energy (ZPE) violation in quasi-classical trajectory (QCT) simulations is presented and applied to H2CO “roaming” reactions. Zero-point energy may be problematic in roaming reactions ...
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