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Understanding Transport Phenomena in Soft Matter Systems using Multiscale Molecular Simulation Methods
Transport properties in soft matter systems underpin a wide range of natural processes and technological applications, from flavour release in foods to drug delivery in nanomedicine. This thesis investigates some of the fundamental mechanisms of molecular transport in polymers, polymeric vesicles, a
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