A. Hassanali

The low-frequency THz response of water reveals a surprising link between hydrogen-bond donor-acceptor imbalances and dielectric behavior, challenging existing models.

Water's glassy dynamics aren't just a low-temperature phenomenon; they emerge from causal relationships between translational and orientational movements even at equilibrium.

Electrolyte solutions are more than just virial expansions: dissecting MD simulations reveals how ion clustering drives partial molar volumes, offering a path to better force fields.

Forget blaming droplet curvature for enhanced reactivity – this study shows interfacial electric fields barely change with droplet size or pH.