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Feng Wang

Professor

University of Arkansas

Affiliations

J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences

Chemistry & Biochemistry

Graduate School and International Education

Feng Wang is currently serving as a Chemistry & Biochemistry Professor at University of Arkansas.

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University of Arkansas

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physical chemistry materials science applied physics chemistry biophysics computational chemistry quantum chemistry theoretical chemistry nanotechnology numerical simulations adaptive force matching density functional theory nanomaterials nanoparticle research chemical thermodynamics condensed matter physics mathematical chemistry graphene liquid water adaptive force membrane science raman spectroscopy plasmonics experimental biophysics ab-initio methods hydration free energies protein science transition metal chemistry vibrational spectroscopy molecular structure energy chemistry nanostructure synthesis cluster science cluster chemistry enzyme catalysis supercooled water dipole-bound anions cancer imaging metals material chemistry chemical sciences chemical physics metal nanoparticles dispersion continuum modeling metallic nanomaterials surface tension benchmark studies solid-state chemistry nanoscale chemistry functional modification lipid chemistry proton transfer hydrogen bond aqueous proton solvation aqueous monovalent ions pairwise-additive force fields force matching dispersion interaction photomedicine theoretical inorganic chemistry contrast agents surface-enhanced raman scattering plasmonic materials pharmaceutical nanotechnology oncologic imaging therapeutic imaging therapeutic nanomaterials tumor targeting theranostics optimal transport photothermal conversion property carbon nanotube ring adjustable oxidative stress excess proton solvation polymer membrane nafion force field development molecular dynamics

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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An Adaptive Force Matching Potential for Alanine Developed With MøLler–Plesset Perturbation Theory and Smooth Fourier Transform Correction Map. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2025)

biophysicsharmonic analysisnumerical analysisapplied mathematicsmøller–plesset perturbation theorynonlinear phenomenaperturbation methodsphysicsalanine developedmechanicsnonlinear analysis

Carbon Monoxide-Assisted Synthesis of Nickel Cobalt Phosphide Nanorods for the Hydrogen Evolution Reaction. (2025)

catalyst preparationchemistryhydrogen generationnanoheterogeneous catalysisenergy chemistrycarbon monoxide-assisted synthesishydrogen evolution reactionmaterials scienceelectrocatalystshydrogentransition metal chemistrycatalysis

Exploring the Promise and Limitations of Point-Charge-Free Potentials for Hydrocarbon Modeling. Scientific Reports (2025)

numerical simulationschemistrypoint-charge-free potentialschemical thermodynamicsquantum chemistryphysical chemistryphysicshydrocarbon modelingcomputational chemistrycharge separationmolecular modelling

Revealing Structural Evolution of Nickel Phosphide-Iron Oxide Core–Shell Nanocatalysts in Alkaline Medium for the Oxygen Evolution Reaction. Chemistry of Materials (2024)

Ryan H. MansoJiyun HongWei WangPrashant AcharyaAdam S. HoffmanXiao TongFeng WangLauren F. GreenleeYimei ZhuSimon R. BareJingyi Chen

inorganic chemistrymaterials engineeringmaterial chemistrymaterials sciencealkaline mediummaterial researchadvanced energy materialnanotechnologymechanical engineeringstructural chemistrymaterialityadvanced materialsmaterial propertiessolid-state chemistrycore-shell nanocatalystsmaterial preparationfunctional nanomaterialsoxygen evolution reactionstructural evolutionapplied physicsnanoscale chemistrytransition metal chemistry

Simulation of Linear and Cyclic Alkanes With Second-Order MøLler–Plesset Perturbation Theory Through Adaptive Force Matching. Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation (2024)

Alexei NikitinFeng Wang

cyclic alkanesadaptive force matchingchemistrymathematical chemistrytheoretical chemistrycomputational chemistry

Synthesis of Amorphous and Various Phase-Pure Nanoparticles of Nickel Phosphide With Uniform Sizes via a Trioctylphosphine-Mediated Pathway. Inorganic Chemistry (2024)

David ThompsonAdam S. HoffmanZachary R. MansleySarah YorkFeng WangYimei ZhuSimon R. BareJingyi Chen

uniform sizesnanomaterialsinorganic chemistryoptical propertiesinorganic synthesistrioctylphosphine-mediated pathwaycrystal engineeringnickel phosphidemolecular biologymetal nanoparticlescolloidal nanocrystalsnanoengineeringnanocrystalline materialsvarious phase-pure nanoparticlesbiomolecular engineeringcrystallographymetalsnanoscale chemistrycoordination chemistrynanoparticle researchtransition metal chemistrychemical engineering

Water Potential From Adaptive Force Matching for Ice and Liquid With Revised Dispersion Predicts Supercooled Liquid Anomalies in Good Agreement With Two Independent Experimental Fits. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2024)

Raymond WeldonFeng Wang

experimental thermodynamicsbenchmark studiesliquid anomaliesapplied physicsphysical chemistryphysicswater potentialadaptive forceindependent experimental fits

Dipole Cooperativity and Polarization Frustration Determine the Secondary Structure Distribution of Short Alanine Peptides in Water. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2023)

Ying YuanFeng Wang

biophysicspolarization frustrationshort alanine peptidesmaterials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physicssecondary structure distributionwater sciencedipole cooperativity

Simulating a Flexible Water Model as Rigid: Best Practices and Lessons Learned. The Journal of Chemical Physics (2023)

Raymond WeldonFeng Wang

physical modelingmathematical modellingfluid dynamicsapplied mathematicscomputational mechanicsfluid mechanicstheoretical modelingsimulation modellingcontinuum modelingflexible water modelchemical sciencesapplied physicsbest practicescomputational chemistrymodeling and simulationnumerical simulationschemical engineering

Fragmentation Method for Computing Quantum Mechanics and Molecular Mechanics Gradients for Force Matching: Validation With Hydration Free Energy Predictions Using Adaptive Force Matching. The Journal of Physical Chemistry A (2022)

Dong ZhengYing YuanFeng Wang

adaptive force matchingmaterials sciencephysical chemistryforce matchingfragmentation methodquantum mechanics

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Feng Wang

Professor

University of Arkansas

Affiliations

J. William Fulbright College of Arts and Sciences

Chemistry & Biochemistry

Graduate School and International Education

Feng Wang is currently serving as a Chemistry & Biochemistry Professor at University of Arkansas.

Honors

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Experiences

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University of Arkansas

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

An Adaptive Force Matching Potential for Alanine Developed With MøLler–Plesset Perturbation Theory and Smooth Fourier Transform Correction Map. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2025)

biophysicsharmonic analysisnumerical analysisapplied mathematicsmøller–plesset perturbation theorynonlinear phenomenaperturbation methodsphysicsalanine developedmechanicsnonlinear analysis

Carbon Monoxide-Assisted Synthesis of Nickel Cobalt Phosphide Nanorods for the Hydrogen Evolution Reaction. (2025)

Exploring the Promise and Limitations of Point-Charge-Free Potentials for Hydrocarbon Modeling. Scientific Reports (2025)

Revealing Structural Evolution of Nickel Phosphide-Iron Oxide Core–Shell Nanocatalysts in Alkaline Medium for the Oxygen Evolution Reaction. Chemistry of Materials (2024)

Ryan H. MansoJiyun HongWei WangPrashant AcharyaAdam S. HoffmanXiao TongFeng WangLauren F. GreenleeYimei ZhuSimon R. BareJingyi Chen

Simulation of Linear and Cyclic Alkanes With Second-Order MøLler–Plesset Perturbation Theory Through Adaptive Force Matching. Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation (2024)

Alexei NikitinFeng Wang

cyclic alkanesadaptive force matchingchemistrymathematical chemistrytheoretical chemistrycomputational chemistry

Synthesis of Amorphous and Various Phase-Pure Nanoparticles of Nickel Phosphide With Uniform Sizes via a Trioctylphosphine-Mediated Pathway. Inorganic Chemistry (2024)

David ThompsonAdam S. HoffmanZachary R. MansleySarah YorkFeng WangYimei ZhuSimon R. BareJingyi Chen

Raymond WeldonFeng Wang

experimental thermodynamicsbenchmark studiesliquid anomaliesapplied physicsphysical chemistryphysicswater potentialadaptive forceindependent experimental fits

Dipole Cooperativity and Polarization Frustration Determine the Secondary Structure Distribution of Short Alanine Peptides in Water. The Journal of Physical Chemistry B (2023)

Ying YuanFeng Wang

biophysicspolarization frustrationshort alanine peptidesmaterials sciencephysical chemistryapplied physicssecondary structure distributionwater sciencedipole cooperativity

Simulating a Flexible Water Model as Rigid: Best Practices and Lessons Learned. The Journal of Chemical Physics (2023)

Raymond WeldonFeng Wang

Dong ZhengYing YuanFeng Wang

adaptive force matchingmaterials sciencephysical chemistryforce matchingfragmentation methodquantum mechanics

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