Page 3: Research news on Molecular dynamics

Molecular dynamics is a computational simulation technique in which the time evolution of a molecular system is obtained by numerically integrating Newton’s equations of motion for atoms or coarse-grained particles under a specified interaction potential, typically defined by a force field. It provides atomistic or mesoscopic trajectories from which thermodynamic, structural, and kinetic properties can be derived. Molecular dynamics is widely used to study conformational dynamics, solvation, transport, and reaction pathways in systems ranging from small molecules to biomacromolecules and materials, often employing ensembles (NVE, NVT, NPT) and algorithms for temperature and pressure control, long-range electrostatics, and constraint handling.

New 2D membrane reactor improves photocatalytic synthesis

Chinese researchers have developed a photocatalytic membrane reactor that dramatically improves the synthesis of imines—a class of compounds essential to the production of pharmaceuticals, agrochemicals, and advanced synthetic ...

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