Øivind Wilhelmsen

Professor at the Department of Chemistry at NTNU, PI of PoreLab Center of Excellence

Email: Oivind.wilhelmsen@ntnu.no

Phone: +47 97 15 22 39

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Welcome to my research group

I am a Professor at the Department of Chemistry at NTNU and responsible for the Thermodynamics group. I am also one of the PIs of the Norwegian Centre of Excellence for research on porous media, Porelab.

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Our research group has a broad portfolio of activities within equilibrium and non-equilibrium thermodynamics. We combine experiments, theory and molecular simulations to address a variety of scientific and industrially relevant challenges, where sustainability and development of fundamental knowledge is important. Our lines of research are:

Latest news

In a letter in Phys. Rev. Lett., we address the challenges of binary nucleation

Our letter entitled Curvature corrections remove the inconsistencies of binary classical nucleation theory has been accepted for publication in Phys. Rev. Lett. In the letter we have studied the condensation process in vapors of supersatured alcohol—water mixtures. The nanoscopic droplets forming in such vapors ...
In a letter in Phys. Rev. Lett., we address the challenges of binary nucleation

New article on the heat exchangers of a large-scale hydrogen liquefaction process

Our article entitled Comparing exergy losses and evaluating the potential of catalyst-filled plate-fin and spiral-wound heat exchangers in a large-scale Claude hydrogen liquefaction process has been published in the International Journal of Hydrogen Energy. In the article, we determine detailed heat exchanger designs by ...
New article on the heat exchangers of a large-scale hydrogen liquefaction process

Three articles on the most downloaded list in Fluid Phase Equilibria

Three of our recent articles are now on the list of the most downloaded papers in the excellent journal Fluid Phase Equilibria: 1. Thermodynamic stability of droplets, bubbles and thick films in open and closed pores 2. Thermodynamic models to accurately describe the ...
Three articles on the most downloaded list in Fluid Phase Equilibria