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2017 Metabolic Engineering Summit
General Submissions
ME as an Enabling Technology for Driving Innovation
Impact of yeast lipid pathway engineering and bioprocess strategy on cellular physiology and lipid content
2009 Annual Meeting
Session: Molecular Simulation of Adsorption I:
Chair
Neimark, A. V.
, Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Presentations
08:30 AM
(665a) Computer Simulation of Adsorption and Molecular Recognition Phenomena in Imprinted Polymers
08:45 AM
(665b) Computational Study of Small Molecules with the Open Metal Sites in Cu-BTC and CPO-Ni-27
09:00 AM
(665c) Low Coverage Adsorption Properties of Hydrocarbons On the Metal-Organic Framework MIL-47 Studied by Monte Carlo Simulations and Pulse Chromatography
09:15 AM
(665d) Molecular Modeling of the Adsorption of Harmful Gases in Metal-Organic Frameworks
09:30 AM
(665e) Molecular Simulation Study of CO2 Selectively Capture From Pre- and Post-Combustion Mixture Using Latent Porous Crystal Copper-Organic Framework Adsorbents
09:45 AM
(665f) Dynamic Mean Field Theory for Fluids in Porous Materials: Comparison with Higher Order Approximations and Molecular Simulations
10:00 AM
(665g) Exploring the Adsorption and Dynamics of Water in Zeolite-Like Metal-Organic Frameworks Using Atomistic Simulations
10:15 AM
(665h) Grand Canonical Monte Carlo Simulations of CO2 and N2 Adsorption in Na-ZSM-5
10:30 AM
(665i) A Comparison of Experimental Diffusion Coefficients of Small Gases in Silicalite-1 with Molecular Dynamics Predictions Based On COMPASS and CVFF Forcefields
10:45 AM
(665j) Atomistic Models of Activated Carbons
