Publications by Nathan Dupertuis

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Water is the liquid of life thanks to its three-dimensional adaptive hydrogen (H)-bond network. Confinement of this network may lead to dramatic structural changes influencing chemical and physical transformations. Although confinement effects occur on a < ...

Water is ubiquitous on Earth, playing a critical role for a plethora of structures, processes and chemical reactions in nature. Its unique physicochemical properties originate mainly from its hydrogen bond network. Despite its recognized importance, many a ...

Water is the matrix of life and serves as a solvent for numerous physical and chemical processes. The origins of the nature of inhomogeneities that exist in liquid water and the time scales over which they occur remains an open question. Here, we report fe ...

The unique properties of water are critical for life. Water molecules have been reported to hydrate cations and anions asymmetrically in bulk water, being a key element in the balance of biochemical interactions. We show here that this behavior extends to ...

Experimental plasma discharges in linear PANTA device are studied by Mach probe measurements, providing floating potential, ion saturation current, and parallel flow velocity time evolution, at different radii of the device. Spectral analysis indicates tha ...

The pharmaceutical industry is responsible for 4.4% of global CO 2 emissions. Assays used in drug discovery and development are major contributors to waste, including solubility measurements. These are either accurate but slow and energy-intensive (HPLC, centrifugation, filtration), contributing significantly to global CO 2 emissions, or fast and economical but inaccurate (turbidity/nephelometry). Here, we exploit the sensitivity of highthroughput angle-resolved second harmonic scattering to detect nanoscal

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Three-Dimensional Confinement of Water: H2O Exhibits Long-Range (> 50 nm) Structure while D2O Does Not

Molecular ordering effects in bulk and at lipid/water nanoscopic interfaces: A story of water, light, and order

Charge Gradients around Dendritic Voids Cause Nanoscale Inhomogeneities in Liquid Water

Liposomes and Lipid Droplets Display a Reversal of Charge-Induced Hydration Asymmetry

Comment on "Water- water correlations in electrolyte solutions probed by hyper-Rayleigh scattering" [J. Chem. Phys. 147, 214505 (2017)]

Coexistence of Drift Waves and D'Angelo Modes at Different Position and Frequency in Linear Plasma Device

Solvent Redistribution Method To Determine Solubility and Aggregation: High Throughput, Accuracy, and Sustainability