Feature Review Papers in Physical Chemistry 2024
A special issue of Molecules (ISSN 1420-3049). This special issue belongs to the section "Physical Chemistry".
Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (31 December 2024) | Viewed by 1521
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Special Issue Information
Dear Colleagues,
We are pleased to launch the Special Issue “Feature Review Papers in Physical Chemistry 2024” for highlighting recent advances in basic, interdisciplinary, and applied physical chemistry research areas. Our intention is to highlight the most recent and significant advancements that are shaping the physical chemistry research areas today. This Special Issue aims at providing an attractive platform for collecting high-quality review papers, among others, on recent advances in the development of powerful physical chemistry tools, and the integration of machine learning and data science in physical chemistry research areas.
With a focus on capturing state-of-the-art knowledge and pioneering advancements, this Special Issue will encompass, as mentioned above, a wide range of topics within the physical chemistry research areas. These include, but are not limited to, chemical dynamics, colloid and interface science, molecular modeling and simulations, and surface chemistry. We are delighted to present this collection of authoritative reviews for highlighting recent innovative approaches, future trends, and pioneering modern physical chemistry investigations and principles. We hope that this Special Issue will inspire further exploration, collaboration, and discovery within the scientific community.
We extend a warm invitation to and actively encourage research groups specialized in various sectors of physical chemistry to contribute their insights and findings to this Special Issue. We look forward to your contributions and the collective impact for physical chemistry.
Prof. Dr. Anan Yaghmur
Guest Editor
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Keywords
- physical chemistry
- chemical dynamics
- colloids
- molecular modelling and simulations
- surface chemistry
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