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Research Highlight – Unique Interface and Unexpected Behavior Help Explain How Heavy Metals Act
From The US Department of Energy’s Office of Science:
“Refining platinum, plutonium, or certain other metals often depends on how the metal behaves at liquid interfaces. The challenge? Scientists have limited ways to analyze the details of liquid interfaces. Now, researchers [at Washington State University and Argonne National Laboratories] described in significant detail how water molecules surround a platinum-based ion. Their description includes an unexpectedly complex structure that forms on the liquid’s surface. The team noticed no less than three different forms of water wrapping around the ion. The complex water structure is unexpected and it creates unusual behaviors compared to those observed around smaller and … » More …
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WSU Computing News
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New Faculty Spotlight: Dingwen Tao
Dingwen Tao, assistant professor of computer science, is wasting little time in applying his expertise in high‑performance computing to a wide variety of research projects at WSU.
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Researchers receive NSF Career Awards
Venera Arnaoudova, Anamika Dubey, and Subhanshu Gupta, faculty members in the School of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science, each received the five-year awards which are about $500,000 each.
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