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SUMMARY:MS3C - Nanomaterials in Aquatic Environments: Modeling, Risks, and
  Earth-System Interactions
DESCRIPTION:Access the recording\n\nOrganizer(s): Miroslava Nedyalkova (Un
 iversity of Geneva), and Marco Lattuada (University of Fribourg)\n\nNanoma
 terials are increasingly present in rivers, lakes, groundwater, and throug
 h atmospheric deposition, raising new scientific questions that span multi
 ple spatial and temporal scales. While engineered and incidental nanomater
 ials can provide benefits through advanced sensing, catalysis, and environ
 mental remediation, they may also pose risks to aquatic ecosystems, water 
 resources, and biogeochemical cycles. Understanding these dual roles requi
 res computational and experimental approaches capable of linking molecular
 -scale interactions to hydrological and Earth-system dynamics. This minisy
 mposium brings together researchers from environmental science, computatio
 nal chemistry, and materials science to discuss emerging methods for chara
 cterizing the behavior, fate, and impacts of nanomaterials in aquatic envi
 ronments. A central focus is the development of multiscale modeling framew
 orks that integrate chemical reactivity, surface processes, aggregation an
 d transformation pathways. . At the nanoscale, material properties such as
  surface chemistry, dissolution behavior, and environmental aging critical
 ly influence mobility, persistence, and ecological effects.\n\nSpectra to 
 Molecule: Language Models for Automated Structure Elucidation\n\nStructure
  elucidation is integral in the day-to-day operation of any organic chemis
 try laboratory allowing the composition of unknown substances to be determ
 ined. Most commonly this is achieved via different spectroscopic technique
 s. First among them Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR), Infrared (IR) s...\n
 \n\nMarvin Alberts (IBM Research)\n---------------------\nWater-Mediated A
 luminum Migration at the Amorphous Alumina–Zeolite Interface\n\nIndustrial
  catalysts are commonly fabricated with binders to convert fine powders in
 to mechanically robust structures, such as pellets, capable of withstandin
 g demanding industrial conditions. Although often considered inert, binder
 s play an important role in enhancing mechanical strength, controlli...\n\
 n\nMattia Turchi and Ivan Lunati (Empa) and Giovanni Maria Piccini (Unimor
 e)\n---------------------\nChemical Determinants of Metabolite Corona Form
 ation on Silver Nanoparticles in Aquatic Systems\n\nSilver nanoparticles (
 AgNPs) are increasingly detected in aquatic environments due to their wide
 spread use. Their behaviour is governed by interactions with biomolecules 
 that form eco- and bio-coronas. While previous studies have largely focuse
 d on proteins and lipids, the role of low-molecular-weig...\n\n\nMiroslava
  Nedyalkova (University of Fribourg)\n---------------------\nPanel Discuss
 ion: Environmental problems in the AI times\n\nThis discussion panel will 
 explore how artificial intelligence is transforming environmental research
 , monitoring, and decision-making. Topics will include AI-driven environme
 ntal modeling, pollution prediction, climate resilience, sustainable mater
 ials design, and the opportunities and challenges a...\n\n\nMarco Lattuada
  (University of Fribourg)\n\nDomain: Climate, Weather, and Earth Sciences\
 n\nSession Chair: Marco Lattuada (Universiity of Fribourg)
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