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Non-Newtonian Club


Non-Newtonian Club Meetings are held 2-3 times a year and provide a forum for those practising rheology to meet. Presentations (typically 20-30 minutes) are made by academic and industry-based scientists, as well as young scientists, presenting on a range of topics that involve rheology in a relatively informal and friendly environment.
To encourage PhD students and 'young' scientists to present, we offer an award for the best presentation from PhD students or 'young' scientists. We endeavour to keep these meetings free.

Next Meeting

To be arranged

We encourage anyone practising rheology to present, including PhD students and young scientists as well as more experienced rheologists and industrial rheologists. We do not have a central theme so as to invite interaction from a range of disciplines. The meeting is held in a friendly atmosphere in order to promote discussion, interaction and learning.

Previous Meeting

Birmingham University, 3rd JULY 2008 - REPORT

The previous NNC meeting was held at Univ of Birmingham on October 21st 2008, hosted by Serafim Bakalis. The catering was sponsored by Anton Paar Ltd. This was once again a well attended and highly interactive meeting, and I thank all the contributors plus Serafim for his excellent organisational skills in putting it together. Congratulations to Yan Yan for the best presentation from a young rheologist (see image below). Please click below the report on the meeting written by Steve Goodyer.

Yan Yan received the award for the best presentation from a young rheologist

Past Meetings

Date Venue Host Catering Sponsor Best 'Young' Researchers Award Download Report, Agenda,etc
21st October 2008 University of Birmingham Serafim Bakalis Anton Paar Ltd. Yan Yan, University of Birmingham Meeting Report
3rd July 2008 University of Edinburgh Job Thijssen TA Instruments Oliver Henrich, University of Edinburgh Meeting Report
23rd November 2007 Unilever R&D Port Sunlight Dr. Anne-Laure Ferry Unilever
R&D PS
Souad Assighaou,
Université du Maine
La Mans (France)
Meeting Report
Agenda
19th June 2007 University of Oxford Dr. Peter Martin Anton Paar Ltd Janice Guidice,
University of Oxford
Agenda & Abstracts Meeting Report
6th June 2006 University of Nottingham Dr. Karen Steel Unilever Corporate Research Anson Ma,
University of Cambridge
Meeting Report
Agenda
Abstracts
2nd November 2005 University of the West of England Dr.Kevin Golden Meeting Report

Kalliopi Dodou from the University of Sunderland tells the audience about the importance of rheology in patches for drug delivery. Jason Stokes (right) congratulates Oliver Henrich (left) from The University of Edinburgh with his 'young researchers award'. Janice Guidice receiving her award for best presentation Audience at Univ Oxford Meeting Audience at Univ Oxford Meeting 

Anton Paar

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