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Challenges in ionic fluids: Theory, simulation, and experiment

When March 22, 2027 – March 25, 2027 Where CECAM-HQ-EPFL, Lausanne

The workshop brings together experts to address the complex behavior of ionic fluids across scales. It focuses on emerging theoretical, computational, and experimental approaches, fostering collaboration around more accurate models for concentrated and nonequilibrium ionic systems.

Ionic fluids are vital in science but remain poorly understood due to their complex, multiscale interactions. Traditional theories and simulations struggle with accuracy, especially at high concentrations or in nonequilibrium states. Recent advances in machine learning, density functional theory, and experiments offer new, more precise modeling approaches. These breakthroughs could finally bridge gaps in our understanding. The workshop will gather experts to tackle these challenges collaboratively.

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