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Cosmetics and Colloids download page
Colloid & Surface Chemistry Group:
Cosmetics and Colloids, London, 15 February 2005
Conference background:
In this meeting renowned experts from academia and industry
in the UK and worldwide describe important aspects of colloid
and interface science and nanotechnology relating to the cosmetic
industry, providing both background information as well as
more recent findings. The meeting covers new raw materials,
formulating tools, dispersion and emulsion science, processing
and engineering, characterisation and fundamental understanding
of cosmetic and personal care products.
The meeting is aimed at anyone interested or working in the
cosmetic and colloid fields in both industry and academic
capacities. It should be valuable to anyone working in one
of these fields who is interested in furthering their knowledge
in the other, whilst also being informative to experts familiar
with both fields. In addition, those working in the related
areas of cosmeceuticals and pharmaceuticals should benefit.
(please note that some of these files are large and will
take a long time to download over a slow connection)
| Conference
programme |
Colloid Aspects of
Cosmetic Formulations with Particular Reference to Polymeric
Surfactants
Professor Tharwat Tadros, Cosmetic Industrial Consultant,
UK |
Inorganic
Sunscreen Actives: Optimising Performance with Colloid
Science (pdf 1.1Mb)
Dr Lorna Kessell, Uniqema, UK |
Factory
Aspects of Colloids in Cosmetics (pdf 72Kb)
Dr Robert J W Hefford, Independent Cosmetic Advice Ltd,
UK |
Emulsions
and Foams: Prying into their Structure (pdf 1.5Mb)
Professor Terence Cosgrove, Bristol University, UK |
Sunscreens
with Enhanced UVA Protective Capabilities: The Applications
of Doped Nanoparticles
(pdf 1.7Mb)
Mr Jonathan Stott, Oxonica Ltd, UK |
Rapid
Characterization of Emulsions for Emulsifier Selection,
Quality Control and Evaluation of Stability using Multisample
Analytical Centrifugation
(pdf 400Kb)
Dr Titus Sobisch, L.U.M. GmbH, Germany |
Novel Fluid Gels for
the Cosmetic Industry
Professor Peter Williams, Centre for Water Soluble Polymers,
North East Wales Institute, UK |
Structured
Fluids and their Application in Home and Personal Care
Applications (Text pdf 140Kb)
Bernice Ridley, Ciba Specialty Chemicals, UK (overheads
pdf 650Kb) |
Nanotoxicology
Dr C Vyvyan Howard, University of Liverpool, UK |
The
Strange Phenomena of High Internal Phase Dispersions (and
their Commercial Applications) (pdf 3Mb)
Mr Derek Wheeler, Disperse Technologies, UK |
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