We are pleased to announce that the University of Sheffield will be hosting the next AiPT Workshop!
Join us on 9th - 10th September |
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We welcome participants from across the field of particle technology research, innovation and development to attend this workshop. Whether you work in academia or industry, please join us! |
Want to share novel research and innovative ideas in particle technology? Then click here to submit an abstract to present a poster and help shape our workshop. Deadline for submission is 14th August. |
We welcome organisations with a stake in particle technology research to support the workshop by exhibiting and raising their profile. Click below for more information on how to be involved. |
Arriving the 8th of September?
Come join us before the conference officially begins for informal drinks on the 8th of September at 18:00 - 20:00. The informal drinks will take place at Browns Brasserie in Sheffield City Centre, please find the address as follows:
Browns Sheffield
St Pauls Chambers
8-12 St Paul's Parade
Sheffield City Centre
Sheffield
S1 2JL
We look forward to seeing you there.
Browns Sheffield
St Pauls Chambers
8-12 St Paul's Parade
Sheffield City Centre
Sheffield
S1 2JL
We look forward to seeing you there.
About the Workshop
Reliable and consistent operation of processes involving particulate solids depends critically on understanding powder behaviour through the characterisation of its chemical, physical and mechanical properties, and their interactions with process equipment. In this workshop, leading experts in the field outline the latest advances in the field. The workshop provides a forum for addressing basic principles as well as discussing the state-of-the art techniques and latest developments.
Why you should join
The workshop is tailored for scientists, engineers and technologists who wish to keep abreast of the developments and gain a better understanding of characteristics of powders and grains with the purpose of addressing handling, processing and manufacturing issues from a fundamental basis.
We would like to extend our gratitude to our sponsors for their contributions to the conference:
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The Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering
Sir Robert Hadfield Building The University of Sheffield Mappin Street, Sheffield, S1 3JD |