Research by Siriel Saladin, a researcher within the Aerosol Science CDT, has been featured in a CDT case study, highlighting his work challenging a widely accepted assumption in air pollution science.
Cambridge scientists uncover how water behaves at the nanoscale
A handful of water molecules: a top-down view of a nanoscale water droplet trapped between two-dimensional sheets of graphene. Credit: Xavier Rosas Advincula
Scientists at Cambridge have helped resolve a long-standing question about how water behaves when confined to spaces just a few molecules wide, in work that could inform the design of batteries, fuel cells and nanofluidic devices.