30 April - 1 May 2014
Organised by:
SCI's Materials Chemistry and All Ireland Groups
University College Dublin, Republic of Ireland
This event is no longer available for registration.
In Irish history and academia, there is a substantial research effort in the fields of adhesion, surface science, surface coatings, composites, materials for wind turbines and for electronics, polymers synthesis, advanced materials for sensor design and ionic liquids.
This two-day conference, building on the Irish Adhesion conferences of the previous 3 years, aims to bring together both sets of researchers, plus suppliers to all these industries.
Adhesion:
Dr Neal Murphy & Tatiana Stefanov, UCD - Mechanical and fracture characterisation of rubber-toughened cyanoacrylate adhesive joints.
Dr Hugh Fay, Henkel Ireland - Rheology, Bananas and Reactive Adhesives
Michael Leonard, UCD - Modelling Nano - Particle Loading and Debonding in a Rubber-Toughened Adhesive using the Finite Volume Method
Dr Fergal Gordon, Henkel Ireland - A Mathematical Model for Characterising the Development of Cure Strength of Adhesives
Mark Conroy, UCD - Mixed Mode Fracture in Composites: A combined Numerical/Experimental Investigation
Dr Nigel Sweeney, Henkel Ireland - Recent Advances in Polyolefin Bonding Acrylic Adhesives
Dong Quan, UCD - Role of particle volume fraction on properties and toughness of epoxy modified by core shell rubber particles.
Coatings, Composites and Wind Turbines:
Dr Anna Doyle, Henkel Germany - Polyurethane Systems in Rotor Blade Manufacture - Learnings and New Opportunities
Prof Conchur O’Bradaigh, Eirecomposites - One-Shot Manufacturing of 225kW Thermoset Composite Wind Blades
Abulaiti Hairisha, Tyndall Institute - Modelling and Deposition of Organic Thin Films
Polymer Synthesis
Dr Andreas Heise, DCU - Polymers from Macrolactones: From Pheromones to Performance Polyesters
Dr Wenxin Wang, UCD - Controlled Multivinyl Monomer Polymerisation
Dr Fawaz Aladabbagh, NUIG - The advantage of polymer synthesis in supercritical carbon dioxide
Electronics
Inge van der Meulen, Henkel Belgium - Transparent Conductive Ink for Touch Panel Applications
Prof P Kathirgamanathan, Brunel - OLEDs, PLEDs and QLEDS
Prof Peter Skabara, Strathclyde - The role of non-covalent interactions in band-gap tuning, conformation and self-assembly
Dr Saif Haque, Imperial College - Design rules for hybrid polymer - metal chalcogenide nanocrystal solar cells
Ionic Liquids
Dr Adam Walker, Bioniqs Ltd, Cambridge UK - Solvent-based Recycling of Industrial Polymers
Andrew Jordan, DCU - Applications of Low Toxicity Bronsted Acidic Ionic Liquids
Prof David Mercerreyes, Ikerbasque, Spain - Polymeric Ionic Liquids: Broadening the Properties and Applications of Polyelectrolytes
Sensors
Dr Anthony Morfa, Freie Universitat Berlin - Developing 2D inverse opals for diffractive and plasmonic sensing
Brian Gorey, NCSR, DIT - Selectively manipulating hydrophobicity of PANI films
University College Dublin
University College Dublin
Room 326, Department of Engineering
Belfield, Dublin 4, Co. Dublin, Ireland
Communications team
Tel: +44(0) 207 598 1584
Email: communications@soci.org
2 Days
Non Member.........................................€120
SCI Member.........................................€90
Student .................................................€30
SCI Student...........................................€15
1 Day
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An exhibition will take place alongside the conference for companies and related organisations who may wish to exhibit. Please email conferences@soci.org for further information and prices. Spaces are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.