Selected Presentations
Complete list | Public Understanding | Superhydrophobicity & Superspreading | Soil & Sand | Materials & Surfaces | Abhesion & Slip | Liquid Marbles & Electrowetting | Superhydrophobicity & Acoustic Waves | Acoustic Wave Sensors | SAW Theory | Selected OthersBelow gives a selected list of the presentations from other research of the group at Nottingham Trent University.
Wetting and Microarrays
"Wetting of surfaces".
An invited tutorial at the BioSensors Pre-Congress Workshop on "The Practise of Microarray Technology" describing how wetting properties might influence microarray accuracy. Toronto, Canada. May 2006.
An invited tutorial at the BioSensors Pre-Congress Workshop on "The Practise of Microarray Technology" describing how wetting properties might influence microarray accuracy. Toronto, Canada. May 2006.
NMR and MRI
"Wetting, microarrays and unilateral MRI".
A talk on wetting and the use of NMR for microarrays at the Institute of Physics, Printing and Packaging Group Meeting. London, UK. July 2008.
A talk on wetting and the use of NMR for microarrays at the Institute of Physics, Printing and Packaging Group Meeting. London, UK. July 2008.
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"Unilateral NMR of activated carbon".
A talk on gas adsorption measurements using bench-top one-sided NMR given at an international symposium on the characterisation of porous solids. Edinburgh, UK. June 2008.
A talk on gas adsorption measurements using bench-top one-sided NMR given at an international symposium on the characterisation of porous solids. Edinburgh, UK. June 2008.
"Quantitative monitoring of liquid ingress in heterogeneous layered materials using a Mobile Universal Surface Explorer (MOUSE®)".
An talk on measurements of liquid penetration into super-repellent fabrics given at an international conference on magnetic resonance microscopy. Aachen, Germany. September 2007.
An talk on measurements of liquid penetration into super-repellent fabrics given at an international conference on magnetic resonance microscopy. Aachen, Germany. September 2007.
