Shivam Parashar

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Currently, I am a software developer at Lam Research Corporation. My Ph.D. in chemical engineering holds significant practical implications for various energy and environmental applications spanning from gas separations, energy, and gas storage on nanoporous adsorbents to carbon dioxide sequestration and enhanced gas recovery from shale and coal reservoirs. My work focussed on theoretical studies of adsorption in two types of nanoporous materials: Metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) and Kerogens. I used the Monte Carlo, Molecular Dynamics, Density Functional Theory and Machine learning to model the nanoscale systems and predict their properties.

news

Jun 17, 2024 Shivam Joins Lam Research, a semiconductor company, as a computational modeling and software engineering expert.
Jun 7, 2024 Shivam defends his Ph.D. titled, “Molecular Simulations based Pore Structure Characterization of Nanoporous Materials” at Rutgers University.
May 21, 2024 Shivam won the 3rd best poster award for PyCOSMOS: A Python Tool for Compartmentalization of Unit Cells of Metal-Organic Frameworks, Presented at the 9th Characterization of Porous Materials Conference.
Feb 6, 2024 Our cover art associated with the manuscript, Pore Structure Compartmentalization for Advanced Characterization of Metal-Organic Framework Materials has been selected as a front cover for the Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling. (see cover)

selected publications

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    Unveiling non-monotonic deformation of flexible MOFs during gas adsorption: From contraction and softening to expansion and hardening
    Shivam ParasharNicholas J. Corrente, and Alexander V. Neimark
    Journal of Colloid And Interface Science, 2025
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    Pore Structure Compartmentalization for Advanced Characterization of Metal-Organic Framework Materials
    Shivam Parashar, and Alexander V. Neimark
    Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling, 2024