Next Generation Inkjet Technology: Academics
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Institute for Manfacturing
Department of Engineering
University of Cambridge
Email: imh2@cam.ac.uk
Research Interests: application of tribological principles to manufacturing processes; surface engineering and related manufacturing processes; inkjet research.
Institute for Manufacturing
Department of Engineering
University of Cambridge
Email: gdm31@eng.cam.ac.uk
Research interests: inkjet printing, fluid flows, jets and drops, acoustics, structural vibrations, micro engineering, image processing.
Department of Chemical Engineering
University of Cambridge
Email: mrm1@cheng.cam.ac.uk
Research interests: Oscillatory flow Mising (OFM); Rheology and Processing, Flexible Chocolate
Department of Applied Maths and Theoretical Physics (DAMTP)
University of Cambridge
Email:e.j.hinch@damtp.cam.ac.uk,
www.damtp.cam.ac.uk/user/hinch/research/index.shtml
Research Interests: Micro-hydronamics; colloidal dispersions; flow through porous media; polymer rheology; non-Newtonian fluid dynamics; mobile particulate systems; applications of mathematics to industrial problems
Department of Chemistry
University of Durham
Email: c.d.bain@durham.ac.uk
Research interests: Chemistry of Surfaces and Interfaces, Surface Freezing, Marangoni Effects, Molecular Tribology, Structure and Kinetics of Surfactant Films, Current developmental projects: biophysical chemistry and optical tweezers.
Pro-Vice-Chancellor (Research)
University of Durham (previously University of Leeds)
Email: t.c.b.mcleish@durham.ac.uk
Research pages from the University of Leeds:
- www.physics.leeds.ac.uk/pages/TCBMcLeish
- www1.irc.leeds.ac.uk/mupp/
- www.physics.leeds.ac.uk/pages/PolymersAndComplexFluids
Research Interests: Soft Condensed Matter Physics; Polymer Dynamics molecular polymer rheology; dynamics of phase separation in polymeric fluids; self-assembled and biological complex fluids
Department of Applied Mathematics
University of Leeds
Email: oliver@maths.leeds.ac.uk
www.maths.leeds.ac.uk/Applied/Research/poly.html
Polymers and non-Newtonian fluid mechanics theoretical modelling of polymeric materials and complex fluids such as particle suspensions, colloids and biological fluids
Manchester Materials Science Centre
University of Manchester and UMIST
Email: brian.derby@manchester.ac.uk
http://www.materials.manchester.ac.uk/research/index.html
Research interests: Processing-structure-property relation in a range of ceramic and ceramic-metal systems; properties of interfaces between dissimilar materials, particularly metal/ceramic interfaces. inkjet printing to fabricate ceramic components, electronic thick film devices, and tissue scaffolds.
Institute of Mathematical and Physical Sciences
The University of Wales
Email: kew@aber.ac.uk
Rheology - Modelling and Computation Research interests: flow behaviour of elastico-viscous liquids; analysis and implementation of numerical techniques for solving a wide range of problems in fluid mechanics
