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Beer into leather? Creating plastic-free biomaterials from a global waste source Dr Dan Whitaker Our material landscape is dominated by plastics and petrochemicals, this wasn’t always the case. Humanity needs to use nature’s building blocks to build a clean future. Arda Biomaterials’ first innovation, New Grain, is an animal and plastic-free leather alternative made out of proteins […]
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From Novelty to Necessity: Navigating the Valley of Death in Colour Cosmetics Rodrigo Scopel This talk looks at why so many interesting new materials in colour cosmetics never make it beyond the lab. Even when something performs beautifully on paper, it often struggles once regulation, scale, and real consumer use come into play. Using the development […]
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What’s special about AI for Formulations? Hannah Melia, Citrine Informatics Whether you are formulating plastics, paint or perfume, there are some fundamental truths. You are optimizing many different properties, sustainability, cost, aesthetics, mechanical properties etc. You have thousands of different possible ingredients and additives to choose from. There are hundreds of possible processing parameters. And […]
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The need for application-specific material substrates in consumer care Airit Agasty Croda Europe Techspace One, Sci-Tech, Keckwick lane, Daresbury, Cheshire, WA4 4AB, United Kingdom Active ingredient characterisation for personal care formulations is key to determining the benefit obtained in an application. Depending upon the type of application, different characterisation techniques require the use of substrates […]
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From Chocolate to Concrete: Linking Formulation, Processing and Performance in Complex Materials Daniel Hodgson | Director of ECFP Many industrial materials do not sit neatly within the boundaries of a single discipline. Products such as chocolate or concrete evolve through multiple physical states during their lifetime: from mixtures of dry powders, to flowable slurries or […]
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Accelerating Discovery – The Role of High Throughput Techniques in Formulation and Materials Science Dr Doug Parker, Henry Royce Institute at the University of Liverpool With rapid advancements in laboratory technologies and research methodologies over the past decade, the era of high throughput and large dataset driven materials discovery has been firmly established. But what […]
Gordon – home
Prof Gordon J. T. Tiddy Symposium – Monday 20 Jan 2025 Prof Gordon J. T. Tiddy sadly passed away on 6 October 2024. This symposium is held in his memory. Registration open – click here. Date: Monday 20th Jan 2025 (Burlington House, London 11:00-17:00) As we celebrate Gordon’s life we will host scientific talks and […]
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Soft Matter – Theoretical and Industrial Challenges Workshop, 7th-9th September 2016
Soft Matter – Theoretical and Industrial Challenges Workshop, 7th-9th September 2016 Three day workshop on Soft Matter, which will take place at the Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge. This event aims to highlight developments in theoretical physics and mathematical frameworks for the modelling and simulation of soft matter systems, with particular emphasis on how these […]
Committee Member – Aldo Guiducci
My background is in organometallic chemistry, staying on at Oxford University after my first degree to complete a doctorate in synthesis and reactivity studies of new titanium complexes in the Mountford Group. After a post-doctoral fellowship with Shell International Chemicals B.V. in the Netherlands doing organometallic and polymer research, I returned to the UK to […]