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Structure and dynamics

Structure and dynamics

Neural networks provide deep insights into the mysteries of water

13 Jul 2016 Hamish Johnston
Schematic showing water molecules in the water and ice phases
Melting point: water molecules forming water and ice. (Courtesy: Tobias Morawietz)
Artificial neural networks have been used to simulate interactions between water molecules and provi

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