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YouTube video by International Adsorption Society Machine Learning Discovery of Sorbent Materials by Mohamad Moosavi

For the final instalment this week, we have the presentation from Mohamad Moosavi, the co-winner of the 2025 Award for Excellence in Publications by a Young Member of the Society. His talk was about machine learning discovery of sorbent materials.
youtu.be/M0gA7d_y98o

YouTube video by International Adsorption Society High Temperature CO2 capture on Zn-H sites by Kurtis Carsch

This week we have the presentation from Kurtis Carsch, the co-winner of the 2025 Award for Excellence in Publications by a Young Member of the Society. His talk was on high-temperature CO2 capture in porous materials with terminal zinc hydride sites.
youtu.be/zho3E-Uy1ao

YouTube video by International Adsorption Society Inverse Design of MOFs via Deep Dreaming by Conor Cleeton

This week, we have the presentation from Conor Cleeton, who received the 2025 Award for Excellence in PhD Dissertation. His work was on machine learning-aided optimisation of adsorbents.
youtu.be/c9vf7jYAORg

YouTube video by International Adsorption Society Adsorption in Flexible MOFs by Lukas Bingel

This week, we have the presentation from Lukas Bingel, who received the 2024 Award for Excellence in PhD Dissertation. His work was on mixture adsorption data and the IAST, but his presentation is on adsorption in flexible MOFs.
youtu.be/XCtVQcsrkxk

YouTube video by International Adsorption Society Dynamic Column Breakthrough Methods by Nicholas Stiles Wilkins

Last week, we had the presentation delivered by @wilkinsnicholas.bsky.social, who received the 2023 Award for Excellence in PhD Dissertation.
His work was on dynamic column breakthrough methods.
youtu.be/70QGkIXZW9k

We don't have any IAS webinars for July, so we are uploading recordings of the presentations given by the IAS Award winners at the recent FOA-15.

Thermodynamics of adsorption in porous materials Thermodynamic equations are developed for adsorption of multicomponent gas mixtures in microporous adsorbents based on the principles of solution thermodynamics. The conventional spreading pressure a....

There's a section about this in this paper (agrees with you).
aiche.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/...

Join us for the next IAS webinar by Rustem Valiullin on adsorption and diffusion using NMR, as part of our special series on the recent IUPAC report on diffusion. Time: June 04, 1400 UTC YouTube: bit.ly/iasyoutube

I like the introduction of that paper...

Phase Transformations in MOFs Induced by Adsorbate Exchange Deformation of nanoporous materials induced by gas adsorption is a ubiquitous phenomenon that plays an important role in adsorption separations, gas and energy storage, nanosensors, actuators, seconda...

Phase Transformations in MOFs Induced by Adsorbate Exchange, our latest work on the MIL-53 MOF family now out in Langmuir! An analytical model to describe binary coadsorption in flexible materials. #chemsky #compchem pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/...

Signature tally is now north of 750. Please keep going so the community can send the strongest possible message to the Royal Society.

My crankiest belief is that we are now being sold on solutions to problems which only exist because we've let others convince us they exist. That is what "innovation" seems to be in 2025.

There's a level of introspection that's just not happening these days re: what actually needs to bother us.

Congratulations, Darren!

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Calling all PhDs, PDRAs & Fellows in Nanoscience!
You are invited to join your peers and community in London on 9-10th April at UCL (London)

Attendance is free, as is lunch. We are particularity keen if you've never given a talk before - you wont find a nicer audience!

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Please join us for the next #IASWebinar by Jade Wang on frequency response methods for studying mass transfer in microporous materials. It is also our first webinar in our special series on the recent IUPAC technical report.
Time: January 22, 1400 UTC
YouTube: bit.ly/iasyoutube

Accelerating climate technologies through the science of scale-up Nature Chemical Engineering - This Perspective argues that early assessments of technology-market fit, as well as how the physics governing system performance evolves with scale, can de-risk...

Very happy to share our latest perspective in Nature Chemical Engineering, 'Accelerating climate technologies through the science of scale-up.' We discuss tools academics and R&D engineers can use to accelerate the scaling of new technologies.

Read it here!
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Thanks for including me!

YouTube video by TechTechPotato The Economics of AI are Failing, But We Can Fix It (With Lasers)

The first part of this video (~15 mins) has some good points also.
We will see if they can generate hype long enough to ride out the challenges.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=gsW4...

Molar volume?
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molar_v...