Interfacial Transport Phenomena

About me

Greetings! I'm Jaber Al Hossain, a dedicated Ph.D. candidate at the prestigious University of Ulsan in South Korea. Under the esteemed guidance of Professor BoHung Kim, my academic journey is focused on unraveling the captivating world of interfacial transport at the nanoscale.

As a curious mind driven by scientific exploration, I've found my passion in unraveling the complexities of heat and mass transfer at the nanoscale level. My work isn't just confined to the lab; it's about pushing the boundaries of our understanding, forging connections between the infinitely small and the broader scope of analysis.

At the University of Ulsan, I'm privileged to collaborate with Professor BoHung Kim, a mentor whose expertise and guidance have been instrumental in shaping my research path. Together, our objective is to grasp not only the essential principles that underlie phenomena at the nanoscale but also to construct a crucial connection between the realm of the nanoscale and continuum analysis.

Thank you for joining me on this journey of exploration and discovery. Feel free to connect, collaborate, or simply share in the excitement of unraveling the mysteries that the nanoscale world holds. Together, we can forge new paths of understanding and innovation.


Supplementary Cover Published in Langmuir

At the molecular scale, the repulsive forces acting inside a nanopore become more dominant; considering proper boundary approximation is essential for pores with a sub-1 nm radius for pressure-driven flow through the nanoporous graphene membrane applications. 

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