British Society of Rheology Winter Meeting 2015: Microrheology and Microfluidics
14th and 15th December 2015, Wolfson Medical Building: Yudowitz Room, University of Glasgow
Microrheology & Microfluidics are two closely connected and emerging fields of research. The difference in emphasis that separates them is the prior knowledge of the fluid's rheological properties. The meeting will embrace two mini-symposiums on Microrheology and Microfluidics, with the aim of encouraging collaboration between the two streams of research.
Sponsors;
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Confirmed Keynote Speakers;
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Professor Pier Luca Maffettone
Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II |
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University of Glasgow |
Confirmed Invited Speakers
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Dr Mathias Reufer LS Instruments AG |
Dr Thomas Waigh University of Manchester |
Dr R Mike L Evans University of Leeds |
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Dr Michele Zagnoni University of Strathclyde |
Dr Mark Haw University of Strathclyde |
Dr John Duffy Malvern Instruments |
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Dr Mónica Oliveira University of Strathclyde |
Professor Thomas Franke University of Glasgow |
Programme
The provisional programme is shown below.
The full programme will be available at a later stage.
Registration
To attend the meeting please register and pay in full at the BSR website before the 3rdof November. The registration fees are set out below.
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Before 3rd November |
After 3rd November |
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Student |
£80 |
£100 |
BSR member |
£100 |
£120 |
non-member |
£120 |
£140 |
The registration fee includes lunch and coffee on the 14th and 15th December and a conference dinner on the evening of the 14th.
Abstract Submission
Abstract submission is now closed.
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The British Society of Rheology will award a prize of £350 for the best poster presented, sponsored by TA Instruments. |  |
Travel and Accomodation
The University of Glasgow is situated in the west end of the city of Glasgow and is easily accessed by the SPT underground.
Directions to the University of Glasgow.
The meeting will be held in the Wolfson Medical Building: Yudowitz Room which can be located as C8 on the campus map.
Hotels and B&B can be found in and around Glasgow.
Below is a map of the different locations involved in the conference programme.
