#adsorption friends: Abstract submission for AIChE 2026 closes on April 8.
#Molecularsimulation: Let's overfill the two sim/data sessions so we can grow that part of the program!
https://t.co/zSREMC67nj
@ChEnected#AIChE@IntAdsSoc
Susumu Kitagawa, Richard Robson and Omar M. Yaghi have been awarded the 2025 #NobelPrize in Chemistry for the development of a new type of molecular architecture.
In 1989, chemistry laureate Richard Robson tested utilising the inherent properties of atoms in a new way. He combined positively charged copper ions with a four-armed molecule; this had a chemical group that was attracted to copper ions at the end of each arm.
When they were combined, they bonded to form a well-ordered, spacious crystal. It was like a diamond filled with innumerable cavities.
@IntAdsSoc members... it's the time of year to renew memberships: https://t.co/3zSSScd66r
And if you haven't heard... some mutual friends might have received a prize today: https://t.co/VBdtzLE3Wv
#Adsorption and #AIChE Area 2E (Adsorption and Ion Exchange) friends: October newsletter is here: https://t.co/8LHHr2cwMx
Includes program for the AIChE Annual Meeting, Area dinner RSVP, planning meeting, and more.
Finally out: Flat-Histogram Monte Carlo Simulation of Water Adsorption in Metal–Organic Frameworks
Most challenging simulations I've ever run, with the bonus of very interesting physical insight re: adsorption of water in superhydrophobic materials.
https://t.co/aOTsEYyxf1
@darren_broom @taddeima @KnebelAlexander@3P_INSTRUMENTS One found a figure with N2 (77K), H2 (77K), and CO2 (298K) isotherms plotted vs P/P0 x-axis. Ultimately, authors admitted that P0=1atm for all three. Be a good citizen, don't do this. 2/2
@darren_broom @taddeima @KnebelAlexander@3P_INSTRUMENTS This (H2 @ 77K plotted vs P/P0) is infuriating... I used to email authors about these mistakes - mostly to shame them. But it's done so frequently that we just "fix" the isotherms assuming P0=1atm. 1/2
Direct air capture (DAC) is a major new technology for removing carbon from the air. NIST has developed a new testing system for DAC plants that aid in the fight against global warming. Learn more: https://t.co/voQZCPRA7M
AIChE abstracts are due tomorrow April 8! @theIranianAlien, @KaihangS, and I are organizing the CoMSEF/Area 1a faculty candidate session - applicants please remember to email us a one-page research statement and CV in addition to the abstract. Feel free to DM if any questions!
#Adsorption friends: the abstract deadline for the #AIChE Annual Meeting is April 8.
Area 2E Announcement and Session List: https://t.co/YkO6r1UjwU
@IntAdsSoc
Out now: @IUPAC Technical Report by Antonio Possolo , David Hibbert , Jürgen Stohner, Olha Bodnar and Juris Meija. A brief guide to measurement uncertainty
https://t.co/cZT1EBqmt2 or https://t.co/TXmN8LySwj
Engines from NASA Apollo missions to the moon fell into the ocean and remained there for decades. But once the engines were retrieved, two NIST researchers at the time studied pieces – and learned how to preserve them for history.
Learn more: https://t.co/VZE67Odg7k
📸: @NASA
#Adsorption Friends:
We've officially announced special issues of Adsorption in honor of Profs. Andreas Seidel-Morgenstern and Jim Ritter. Please consider submitting articles to honor these excellent scientists/educators.
https://t.co/bwMlQLXEmg
@IntAdsSoc#IASWebinar
Coming soon to a screen near you! The AD-X2 Controversy, our documentary film, is premiering publicly on Tuesday, December 5 at 1pm ET.
Go behind the scenes: https://t.co/oCbQyC1Vx2