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Meetings/Workshops on Nanoscale Particles and Emulsions in the United Kingdom

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1.go to top of page[ID=111982]Nanotoxicology: Health & Environmental Impacts
27 Feb 2009; Hertfordshire, United Kingdom
weblink: http://www.nanoforum.org/dateien/download.php?userid=8036170&dateinr=1045&dateiorig=001045.upl&dateiname=Nanotox+2009.doc&zeitcode=27112007215634
contact: email: gail.whiting@euroscicon.com
related subject(s): Microtechnology, Nanotechnology; Biochemistry and Medicinal Chemistry
2.go to top of page[ID=199179]Royal Society Discussion Meeting — Colloids, Grains and Dense Suspensions: under Flow and under Arrest
09 Mar 2009 → 10 Mar 2009; London, United Kingdom

abstract: Colloidal suspensions undergo Brownian diffusion that arrests at high density, remobilizing under flow. Slowly sheared non-Brownian particles (dry or in suspension) likewise show chaotic trajectories, but of quite different origin. Both systems can jam spontaneously when too large a stress is applied.

This meeting will compare and contrast the flow, jamming and arrest of Brownian and non-Brownian materials.

weblink: http://royalsociety.org/event.asp?month=3&id=7432
related subject(s): Thermodynamics, Fluid Dynamics and Statistical Physics
3.go to top of page[ID=213662]Faraday Discussion 143: Soft Nanotechnology
15 Jun 2009 → 17 Jun 2009; London, United Kingdom
organizer: Royal Society of Chemistry
weblink: http://www.rsc.org/ConferencesAndEvents/RSCConferences/index.asp
 

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last updated: 31 October 2008