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NANOPOROUS MATERIALS meetings are intended to bring together investigators from multiple
disciplines to discuss complementary approaches and recent advances in this important field.
Materials of interest are all those with pore sizes larger than 1 nm. This includes:
- periodic mesoporous materials,
- metal-organic frameworks,
- clays and layered double hydroxides,
- porous polymers,
- sol-gel and imprinted inorganic or polymeric materials, and
- self-assembled organic and other non siliceous zeolite-like materials.
New findings on innovative self-assembled porous materials with less than 1 nm pores will also be considered. Studies on
synthesis, modification, characterization and applications of such materials are welcome.
For more details, please visit the event website.
Quantachrome's Director of Applied Science, Dr Matthias Thommes, is co-author of two papers accepted for presentation:
"Study of the Adsorption and Phase Behavior of Fluids in Novel Silica Materials with Hierarchical Pore Structures" by M. Thommes, Ö. Sel, A.V. Neimark and B. Smarsly.
"Advanced structural chracterization of ordered three-dimensional and one-dimensional pore structures: KIT-6 and SbA-15 silica"
by F. Kleitz, F. Berube, C.M. Yang, and M. Thommes
Dr. Thommes will also co-chair the session: "Application of Nanoporous Materials: Adsorption and Separation" which will be held on Tuesday Morning, May 27 at 10 am.
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