Joan Josep Cerdà

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CV

Short CV (32 KB).

Areas of Research

• Polyelectrolyte Multilayers
• New algorithms for long range interactions
• Ferrofluids
• Other colloidal & polymeric systems.
• Biophysics.

Current research at a glance: most recent capital ships

• Juan J. Cerdà, Vincent Ballenegger, Olaf Lenz, Christian Holm.
  P³M algorithm for dipolar interactions.
  The Journal of Chemical Physics 129:234104, 2008.
  [PDF] (516 KB) [Preprint] [DOI]
• Juan J. Cerdà, Tomás Sintes, C. Holm, C. M. Sorensen, A. Chakrabarti.
  Shear effects on crystal nucleation in colloidal suspensions.
  Physical Review E 78(3):031403, 2008.
  [PDF] (1001 KB) [DOI]
• Sofia Kantorovich, Juan J. Cerdà, Christian Holm.
  Microstructure analyisis of monodisperse ferrofluid monolayers: theory and simulation.
  Physical Chemistry Chemical Physics 10(14):1883–1895, 2008.
  [PDF] (1.3 MB) [DOI]

Educational Area

Physics

Learn a little bit about Polymers, Colloids and Simulations (read mainly the first 3 chapters of the thesis)

Statistical Physics and simulations

Thermal and Statistical Physics

The Net Advance of Physics

The Physics Fact Book The Physics Hypertexbook

Physical Sciences Resource Center

Hyperphysics

Physnet, Physnet modules

Fundamental Physics Constants

Movies&Physics

Basic Physics course

Chemistry

Chemical Information sources

IUPAC Gold Book, Green Book, Orange Book

IUPAC Nomenclature I, IUPAC Nomenclature II, Nomenclature III

IUPAC e-resources main page

IUPAC Didactic

IUPAC Polymer Education

Webelements

Course of Chemistry I, II, Chemtutor

Journal of Chemical Education

MSDS

Discover Science

Exploratorium museum

Ask a Scientist

Critical Science

Bad Science

Annals of Improbable Research

Ig Nobels