Thursday, October 16, 2014

Talk on nuclear quantum effects in water

On thursday I am giving a talk "Quantum nuclear effects on hydrogen bonding in water" at the Nordita workshop, "Water: the most anomalous liquid". Here are the slides. It is mostly based on this paper.
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