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Imperial College London (ICL) is developing next generation of modelling tools that can handle fast & small-scale phenomena which with UCL we experimentally challenged them with, as well as large-scale & slow ones done by Nottingham.
Outcomes, vision and ambition of the research on transient, multiphase systems, relevant to FMCG, oil, J&M can be found here:
MEMPHIS Multiphase (www.memphis-multiphase.org)
I was a part of a world’s largest collaborative project for the research and development of nanofluid coolants. This EU project comprised of 12 leading European companies (e.g. Siemens) and research centres (e.g. KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm) to develop cooling system for a range of industrial applications: NANOHEX (www.nanohex.org)
Hydrocolloid Formulations Engineered for Properties in the GI Tract
Thesis title: "Bubbles – catalysts – oil interactions at elevated temperature and pressure in Fischer Tropsch synthesis" funded by Johnson & Matthey
Chancellor’s award for exceptional achievements; First Class degree with continuous merit; Best Student in the graduating class;
Master thesis on titanium ore digestion: redesign the existing industrial batch reactor into the continuous one.
Accredited Coach
Research Field: Dynamic Colloids and Interfacial Phenomena
Investigator in The MacDiarmid Institute for Advanced Materials and Nanotechnology
Organiser of Fluids in NZ 2020 conference: https://sfat.massey.ac.nz/finz2020/
Experimental interface physics, where dynamic hydrodynamics meets surface chemistry & reactions (aided by theory & computation).
Current research projects include:
Field of research codes
Chemical Engineering (090400):
Chemical Science (030000):
Classical Physics (020300):
Colloid and Surface Chemistry (030603):
Engineering (090000):
Fluid Physics (020303):
Physical Chemistry (incl. Structural (030600):
Physical Sciences (020000)
| Position | Current | Completed |
|---|---|---|
| Project Leader | 3 | 10 |
Project Title: Encapsulation of an aqueous liquid in a drop of aqueous liquid
Date Range: 2018 - 2021
Funding Body: Royal Society of New Zealand
Project Team:
124.171 Physical Principles for Engineering and Technology 1
124.172 Physical principles for Engineering and Technology 2
141.212 Food Technology 4: Manufacturing
280.271 Heat and Mass - Conservation and Transfer
280.272 Fluid flow and particle technology
280.371 Process Engineering Operations
280.372 Reaction technologies and Process Modelling
| Position | Current | Completed |
|---|---|---|
| Co-supervisor | 2 | 0 |
Co-supervisor of: