Non-Newtonian Club: Rheology for Processing
We are delighted to announce that on behalf of the British Society of Rheology, we will be hosting the annual Non-Newtonian Club (one-day) meeting at the University of Nottingham, Thursday 19th September, 2019. The theme of the meeting will be Rheology for Processing, with a focus session on Additive Manufacturing.
The British Society of Rheology (BSR) is a charitable society focused on the science of " the deformation of matter". The BSR's main objective is to promote the science and the dissemination of knowledge in the areas of pure and applied rheology to all. The BSR runs a number of annual scientific meetings, including the Non-Newtonian Club (NNC). NNC is an informal rheology discussion group which provides half-day or one-day meetings with the aim of bringing together experienced and not-so-experienced rheologists from industry and academia. PhD students with an interest in rheology are particularly encouraged to attend, as it is you who are the future of our discipline.
Invited speakers:
Catherine Kelly, University of Birmingham
Helen Wilson, University College London
Ian Robinson, Durham University
Nigel Clarke, University of Sheffield
Richard Thompson, Durham University
Focus Session: Additive Manufacturing
Azar Shirazi, University of Birmingham
Dario Cavallo, University of Genoa
Ester Garcia-Tunon Blanca, University of Liverpool
Patrick Anderson, Eindhoven
Peter van Puyvelde, KU Leuven
Zuoxin Zhou, University of Nottingham
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Registration link
To register for the this event, please follow the link below. Deadline to register is Friday 31st August 2019.
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