Danny Shade

5th year PhD student at Georgia Tech! Studying gas separations by adsorption.

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@seannajmi These kids...

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@darren_broom Glad you could make it, Darren! Thanks for coming!

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@RajendranArvind @KristaWalton Thank you!

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@darren_broom Thanks for your thoughts, Darren. Glad you got a chance to check out our work!

[David @DavidDanaci]

The recording of @DannyShade7's webinar is now available on YouTube.
https://t.co/ugBs7h77dV

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@DrYGChung @darren_broom Thank you for saying that! You made my day :)

[Yongchul Chung @DrYGChung]

my weekend reading will be these two very interesting/good papers on the historical account of the BET method and multicomponent gas adsorption measurement:
https://t.co/N6JiYL8SKS
https://t.co/yr475MO5o7

[Darren Broom @darren_broom]

Excellent advice. There really is no excuse for writing less than 120 articles per year!
Follow this plan, with judicious use of self-citation, & a h-index >100 should be easy to achieve in only a few years...

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@darren_broom @thirdreviewer I came across this a few years ago while looking for the oldest work on adsorption! I certainly haven't seen anything older.

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@darren_broom @TasosGotzias @DWSiderius @jackevansADL I thought the same, but it look like the DDB was last updated last April! I'm curious what's in the binary data set now, 20+ years after the paper was published.

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@AndreBardow @darren_broom @DWSiderius @jackevansADL Hi André, thanks for linking the DDBST! In compiling our BISON-20 data set, we ran a keyword search and checked citing & cited papers in open literature from articles that hit those keywords. We could have missed DDBST since the paper wasn't highly cited.

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@DavidDanaci @darren_broom @DWSiderius @jackevansADL Hi David, we did check that book! All of the binary mixture adsorption data from here made it into our BISON-20 data set.

[Jones Group @ GaTech @JonesGroup_GT]

@Nima_Ronaghi + @DannyShade7 's new work, “ Modulation and Tuning of UiO-66 for Lewis Acid Catalyzed Carbohydrate Conversion: Conv of Unprotected Aldose Sugars to Polyhydroxyalkyl and C-Glycosyl Furans", was recently published in @ACSSustainable! https://t.co/beP8JdmpwG

[International Adsorption Society @IntAdsSoc]

Announcing the next #IASWebinar by @DannyShade7 and @knpai3, winners of the #IASTwitterPoster contest held in Dec 2020. The event was organized by the student committee of @IntAdsSoc.

Jul 20, 10.00 am New York

Youtube Livestream: https://t.co/LvV2vr2MiL

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@darren_broom @JNA800389 @IntAdsSoc It was quite a bit! Four of us worked through these 11,000 papers full time over roughly 2-3 months.

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@wilkins_ns Thanks Nick! This was a great event- thank you and all of the IAS folks for the chance to present our work!

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@DavidDanaci @IntAdsSoc We imagined the same! This might be due to structural changes upon pelletization in UiO-66-NH2. We also saw lowered BET area for this sample. We had to pelletize samples for volumetric mixture adsorption msmts and so used pelletized samples for all msmts.

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

Excited to submit our work to the #IASTwitterPoster Conference! Thank you to @IntAdsSoc for the chance to share with the #Adsorption community.

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@DavidDanaci @IntAdsSoc Hi David, good catch regarding polarizability- this figure should appear as the attached. Qst values were relatively unchanged when calculated using any pair of isotherms we measured at 15, 25, or 35 C- does this answer your question?

[Danny Shade @DannyShade7]

@Juliana_Coelho_ @IntAdsSoc Thanks Juliana! We used isotherms at two temperatures (15 C and 35 C) with the Clausius-Clapeyron eqn for the Qst values in these figures. Results are similar using pairs of isotherms at 15 & 25 C or 25 & 35 C.