| Abstract |
| The adsorbed water thin layer on interface under ambient condition has different structural and dynamic behaviors, comparing to those of bulk water. It is also considered as a fundamental important field, due to its relevance in many aspects of daily life. However, the knowledge of the interfacial water adlayers are still lack and many findings and theories are still under debate. I am interested in the structural and dynamic behaviors of the interfacial water layer. In this presentation, I am going to review the recent results focusing on the exploration of the confined water between 2D materials and various surfaces under ambient conditions. Subsequently, I will introduce force spectroscopy method to study the structural and dynamic phenomena revealing the water adlayer growth and structures between hydrophilic and hydrophobic interfaces.These new finding potentially can be utilized to understand the boundary condition for water structures and dynamic behaviors at interfaces, and the aqueous interfacial chemistry. |
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| Biographical Sketch |
| Dr. Mingdong Dong is currently working at iNANO, Aarhus University Denmark. He obtained PhD degrees from Aarhus University, Denmark (2006), he continued with a Postdoctoral Research Associate Position at Harvard University, USA. Dr. Dong has published more than 250 papers (More than 9000 citations) in top international peer reviewed journals such as Nature, Nature Nanotechnology, Nature Chemistry, Nature Communications, PNAS, Science Advances, Angewandte Chemie, Nano Letters, JACS, Small, ACS NANO, Advanced Materials, etc. Dr. Dong has been a member of ACS, MRS, Biophysical Society and Fellow of the RSC (FRSC). Dr. Dong also serve as a board member or editors for international peer review journals including Nature group- scientific report, the Royal Society of Chemistry EES and RSC advances, and serve reviewers for several scientific journals such as the American Physics Society (APS, USA), the American Chemical Society (ACS, USA), and the Institute of Physics (IOP, UK).Nature group (UK), fellow of the Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC, UK). |
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