Australian Society of Rheology Invited Lecture on Microfluidic devices for characterizing the rheology and tribology of complex fluids

This seminar has been cancelled. We apologise for any inconvenience.

In 2017 the Australian Society of Rheology is presenting a national series of lectures, which is open to anyone interested in the flow and deformation of matter. The next event in the series will be held in Brisbane.

The presentation will focus on several microfluidic devices developed for characterizing the rheology and tribology of complex fluids. The fundamental principles underlying the operation of these microfluidic viscometers and tribometers, including their limitations, will be discussed. Results from these devices will be shown for complex fluids ranging from polymer solutions to biological cells.

Date: Wednesday, 26 April 2017
Time: 3:00 – 4:00 pm
Venue: AIBN level 1 seminar room, The University of Queensland

Speaker: A/Prof. Siva Vanapalli, Department of Chemical Engineering, Texas Tech University
Lecture: “Microfluidic devices for characterizing the rheology and tribology of complex fluids”

Event contact: Dr Heather Shewan, h.shewan@uq.edu.au

Please see the flyer for more details.