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Research Program in the Modeling of Complex Materials Our research is focused on theoretical and computational modeling of materials with particular interest in understanding mechanisms that control epitaxial growth and morphological evolution, friction and adhesion, and chemical reactivity of nanostructured surfaces and nanoparticles. Very recently we have also ventured into developing the tools for understanding ... Read more