LUM Seminar Rheology and stability of disperse systems

The seminar "Rheology and stability of disperse systems" is aimed at users from research, product development or quality assurance who already have experience with rheological measurements and stability tests in their daily practice and want to learn about the benefits of the current possibilities, or who would like to deal with rheological measurement methods and methods of direct and accelerated stability evaluation in the future. Complementary methods for determining particle properties (particle size distribution, particle density, number of particles) round off the program. This year it is a cooperative event with the following scientific institutions: TU Darmstadt, ETH Zurich, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg, TU Berlin, TH Nuremberg and EZD Selb.

On the first day, the basics of 2D and 3D rheology, direct stability determination and the determination of particle size distributions will be taught. On the second day, the focus will be on technology. Using case studies, participants will solve practical tasks and can then apply this knowledge to their current and future work. User presentations from research and industry will take center stage on the third day. As in previous years, we look forward to a lively exchange between participants and the lecturers. All course participants will receive their own copy of the corresponding reference work at the end of the event: Dispersion Properties, 2D Rheology, 3D Rheology, Stability, ISBN 978-3-00-045864-4. Detailed information on registration and the program can be found online.