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Themed collection Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

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Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Rare earth ion transport and selectivity in large diameter nanotube porins

Jobaer Abdullah, Yuhao Li, Zhongwu Li and Aleksandr Noy

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Photo-modulation of Proton / Water Transmembrane Transport through bis(imidazole-amide)-tetrafluoro-azobenzene switch

Paras Wanjari, Ioan Stroia and Mihail Barboiu

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

When does nanofluidic memory disappear? Understanding and reinstating memristive behavior of ionic liquids in two-dimensional nanochannels

Abdul Ismail, Jing Yang, Saurav Kalluvadiveetil, Luigi Maduro, Hiran Jyothilal, Robert Dryfe, Ashok Keerthi and Radha Boya

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Photo modulated Fluidic Channels for Precise Delivery of Ions and Molecules

Kalyan Raidongia, Kiran Mayawad, Sonali Roy, Bipasha Saikia and Dibakar Das

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Decoding ultrafast water transport in graphene oxide

Vikas Yadav, Sangram Kishor Behera, Anjan Das, CV Krishnamurthy and Manu Jaiswal

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Ionic memory or electrode artefacts? A systematic assessment of nanofluidic memristors

Siddhi Vinayak Pandey, Saurav Kalluvadiveetil, Goutham Solleti, Anshu Sharma, Ashok Keerthi and Radha Boya

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Speciation and hydration forces in sodium carbonate/bicarbonate aqueous solutions nanoconfined between mica sheets

Daria Turculet, Shurui Miao, Kieran Agg and Susan Perkin

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Nonlinear Ion Transport in a 2D Janus Membrane with an Angstrom Pore: Memristive and Negative Differential Resistance Phenomena

Mohan Teja Dronadula and Narayana R. Aluru

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Energy-efficient time series processing in real-time with fluidic iontronic memristor circuits

Tim Kamsma, Yewen Gu, Cristian Spitoni, Marjolein Dijkstra, Yanbo Xie and Rene van Roij

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Charging dynamics of angstrom-scale pores of MXene electrode with ionic liquid electrolytes

Ming Chen, Sebastian Hubert Ostoja-Petkowski and Alexei A Kornyshev

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Operando X-Ray Mapping of Ion Transport and Arrangement in a Carbon-Based Supercapacitor Electrode

Malina Seyffertitz, Max Valentin Rauscher, Sebastian Stock, Sylvio Haas, Peter Moharitsch and Oskar Paris

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

2D nanoconfinement distorts the solvation structure of hydroxide but not of hydronium

Margaret Berrens, Marcos F. Calegari Andrade, Cong Huy Pham and Tuan A Pham

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

When Is Nanoconfined Water Different From Interfacial Water?

Xavier R. Advincula, Christoph Schran and Angelos Michaelides

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

Accepted Manuscript - Paper

Iontronic memristor in funnel-shaped Angstrom channels

Libing Duan, Yangyang Li, Deli Shi, Yewen Gu and Yanbo Xie

From the themed collection: Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels Faraday Discussion

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About this collection

We are delighted to share with you a selection of the papers associated with a Faraday Discussion on Molecular and Ion Flows through Angstrom-scale Channels. More information about the related event may be found here: https://www.rsc.org/events/detail/80872/molecular-and-ion-flows-through-angstrom-scale-channels-faraday-discussion. Additional articles will be added to the collection as they are published. The final versions of all the articles presented, and a record of the discussions will be published after the event.

This meeting explores the forefront of nanofluidics, focusing on the measurement, control, and manipulation of molecular and ionic transport through angstrom-scale channels. Topics include molecular confinement, stimuli-responsive flows, ion sieving, and iontronics, with applications ranging from desalination and filtration to neuromorphic computing and energy storage.

On behalf of the organising committee, we look forward to welcoming you to Manchester.

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