Sum Frequency Studies of Liquid Interfaces

在这个奖项，由化学部实验物理化学计划，教授肯尼斯B的支持。哥伦比亚大学的Eisenthal将开展研究，研究界面水分子和吸附在界面水表面的分子的化学和物理性质。 这项工作的最终目标是更深入地了解这些重要和普遍存在的界面，这些界面在许多更广泛的科学领域都很重要，从生物系统到地质系统。通过该奖项支持的工作提供了一个机会，为研究生和本科生研究人员在国家的最先进的物理培训。 Eisenthal教授将继续与来自不同群体的研究人员合作，并继续参与面向更广泛受众的外联活动。

In this award, supported by the Experimental Physical Chemistry Program of the Chemistry Division, Prof. Kenneth B. Eisenthal of Columbia University will conduct research to study the chemical and physical properties of interfacial water molecules and molecules adsorbed to interfacial water surfaces. The ultimate goal of this work is to develop a deeper understanding of these important and ubiquitous interfaces which are important in many broader areas of science, spanning the range from biological to geological systems.Besides the applications of the present work towards developing a deeper understanding of interfacial water, the work supported through this award provides an opportunity for training of graduate and undergraduate researchers in state-of-the-art physical. Prof. Eisenthal will continue to work with researchers from diverse groups, as well as continuing his participation in outreach towards a wider audience.