Black and Green II – Programme

Black and Green II – Tools for Sustainable Formulations It used to be black and white but these days in formulations it seems to be black and green. Increasing concerns over environmental Carbon Footprints and the sustainability of sourcing of raw materials has prompted interest in how technology may be applied to improve the performance […]
Unilever seeking Formulation Scientists – Wirral, UK
Unilever is looking for 3 formulation scientists – New Scientist Job Site.
FSTG Cybary

We hope this will become a growing list of resources available uniquely to full members of the FSTG. The first resource we have arranged is access to the FSTG’s own place on Innovadex – the FSTG Cybary. Innovadex provides a powerful ingredient search for product developers in the chemical and life science industries. Innovadex returns […]
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Visualising particulates in extreme cold gas dynamic spraying
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About Powder Flow 2009:

An event organised by The Formulation Science and Technology Group (FSTG) in partnership with Freeman Technology and in association with Dechema. The seminar held on Wednesday 16th December 2009 At the RSC, Burlington House, London journeyed through the latest, most up-to-date knowledge and praxis on powder flow measurement as a way to understand powder interactions and structuring. Leading […]
Predicting flowability from indentation tests and surface characteristics
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Setting powder in motion: descriptors and parameters
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Electrostatics and cohesion: cause or effect?
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Lecture Slides
Cohesive interparticle forces and bulk flow properties in fluidisation and powder flow: is a coordinated view possible and convenient? Massimo Poletto Dense flows of cohesive materialsAlain de Ryck Determination of Macroscopic Cohesion of Fine Powders by the Rain-off ExperimentRossella Girimonte, Brunello Formisani Modelling adhesive-frictional material for powder handling applicationsJin Y. Ooi Characterisation of Flowability of […]