Welcome to the joint UK Resonant Acoustic Mixing Workshop and Birmingham Symposium on Mechanochemistry and Sustainability (BSMS)

The UK RAM Facility is a recently established manufacturing facility, based at the University of Birmingham and funded by the EPSRC, which provides industry and academia with the ability to access scalable RAM technologies. Organised by the UK RAM Facility in collaboration with Resodyn, inc., the UK RAM Workshop is a unique opportunity for industries and researchers across the UK and from Europe to learn from the world-leading experts in development and applications about the design, applications and opportunities of the RAM technology for milling, mixing, blending, chemical reactions, and diverse other applications.

The UK RAM Workshop will be organized side-by-side with BSMS to highlight the applications of RAM for more effective, scalable and sustainable chemical synthesis and manufacturing.

Tentative schedule:

30 & 31 July: Overview and applications of RAM technology from blending to synthesis

31 July & 1 August: Advances in mechanochemistry and sustainable technologies

Registration is free and open now

Dinner (£30) 31st of July

 

 

Speakers

The RAM Workshop and BSMS will include technical presentations and talks by leading researchers in RAM materials processing, modelling and mechanochemistry.

The line-up of speakers includes, among others….

Magda Titirici

Imperial College London
 

Hui Luo

University of Surrey 

Nicholas Vukotic

University of Windsor

Sven Graetz

Ruhr University Bochum

Tristan Borchers

In-situ monitoring of mechanochemical reactions

Christopher Windows-Yule

 3D imaging and 4D modelling of RAM dynamics: from fundamental understanding to industrial optimisation

Jason Stafford

Sustainable mechanical synthesis of 2D materials using predictive models and feedstock re-use

Tomislav Friščić

Chemical Synthesis in the RAM Environment

And Many More to be Announced!

Directions

The UK RAM Workshop & BSMS will take place at the Old Engineering Building (Building Y3) at the Edgbaston Campus of the University of Birmingham. The university is easily accessible by train (University Train Station), and metered parking is available on campus.

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