


Research Overview
My research focuses on molecular simulations of fluid transport and phase behavior in nanoconfined systems, with applications in energy systems, carbon storage, and advanced materials. I combine molecular dynamics, Monte Carlo methods, and thermodynamic modeling to study transport, adsorption, and equilibrium behavior at the nanoscale.

Previous Projects
My previous project's main focus is on two-dimensional (2D) materials and the investigation of their properties. I mainly work on the thermal and mechanical properties, kapitza resistance in 2D heterostructures, finding the mechanism and correlations between properties, and tunning the properties according to users' needs utilizing computational methods (mainly Molecular Dynamics and Density Functional Theory).






