11 March 2010 (GMT)
Fees due from October 1st The British Society of Rheology
Members Log-on Here logon here!      
Username or ID:
Password:
Registered Charity No.249967, Founded 1940 New Special Services!

     


Home arrow Conferences

Forthcoming Events & Conferences


External Link:
Additional events may be found in the Applied Rheology calendar of Conferences on Rheology and Soft Matter and the Conference Service listing for Mechanics and Rheology.




 Forthcoming Conferences (4)

 Past Conferences (122)



International Workshop on Numerical Methods in Non-Newtonian Flows 2010 (13/06/10 - 16/06/10)

Details:
The International Workshops on Numerical Methods in Non-Newtonian Flows have been held roughly biennially, alternating between North America and Europe since 1979. The next installment in this series of workshops will be held in Northampton, Massachusetts USA on June 13-16 2010, co-organized by Mike Graham of U. Wisconsin-Madison and Jonathan Rothstein of U. Mass-Amherst. The objective of IWNMNF-2010 is to bring together researchers at the forefront of computational and experimental non-Newtonian fluid mechanics and rheology to discuss challenges, recent progress, future directions and emerging applications.

Topics covered in recent workshops include of course numerical methods for solution of differential and integral constitutive models from continuum descriptions of flowing complex fluids as well as also mathematical analysis of models of flowing complex fluids and the phenomenological and statistical mechanical framework for describing them.

An important aspect of the workshops in recent years has been mesoscopic and multiscale simulation methods. Topics have included Brownian/Stokesian dynamics approaches for hydrodynamically interacting polymer molecules in solution, dissipative particle dynamics simulations, multiscale methods such as Brownian configuration fields and atomistic approaches to polymer dynamics using MC and NEMD simulations in generalized ensembles.

Finally, we emphasize that the workshop addresses not just numerical methods but also the natural phenomena and engineering processes whose prediction and understanding motivate those methods. Materials of interest have ranged from polymer solutions and melts to liquid crystals to suspensions of carbon nanotubes to micellar surfactant solutions to blood. Phenomena include turbulent drag reduction, flow instabilities and nonlinear dynamics, flows with complex geometries, multiphase flows, shear banding, extensional rheometry and many more. Despite the name of the workshop, presentations of experimental work are essential, as motivation and validation for the newest generations of methods.

Northampton is 1 1/2 hours west of Boston, MA and 45 minutes north of Hartford, CT. The Northampton area offers many appealing features, from a quaint downtown with clubs and restaurants, museums and shops, and theaters and spas to natural splendor with rivers and mountains and opportunities for biking and hiking. The area is home to five world-class universities including the University of Massachusetts Amherst, Amherst College, Mount Holyoke College, Hampshire College and Smith College. The workshop venue is the Hotel Northampton, built in 1927 and a member of Historic Hotels of America.

Conference Contact:
Mike Graham (graham@engr.wis.edu)
Jonathan Rothstein (rothstein@ecs.umass.edu).
Conference Website: http://www.ecs.umass.edu/mie/faculty/rothstein/IWNMNF_home.html



26th Annual Meeting of the Polymer Processing Society (04/07/10 - 07/07/10)

Details:
Banff, Canada

Conference Contact:
U. Sundararaj



5th Pacific Rim Conference on Rheology (01/08/10 - 06/08/10)

Details:
Hokkaido University, Sapporo, Hokkaido, Japan

Conference Website: http://prcr2010.com



82nd Annual Meeting of the Society of Rheology (18/10/10 - 22/10/10)

Details:
Santa Fe, New Mexico, USA

Conference Website: http://www.rheology.org






Click here to advertise!
 
Approximate number of visitors to the site: 67030 (since April, 2005) | System Supported by Bay View Systems Ltd