Winner’s Voice – International Particle Technology Forum
International Particle Technology Forum Winner's Voice: Feedback & Reflections The International Particle Technology Forum united master’s students, PhD researchers, early-career scientists, technicians, and industry experts from across the globe to recognise their exceptional work in the field. Explore the award recipients and delve into the inspiring insights they shared during the event. Ishwari Suhas Wale […]
International Particle Technology Forum
Welcome to International Particle Technology Forum 30 September 2025 9:00-19:30NPL Institute of Quantum Standards and Technologies (IQST) Teddington, United Kingdom Welcome to the International Particle Technology Forum We are delighted to welcome you to this collaborative forum, hosted by the RSC-PCIG, IChemE, and NPL–IQST. Taking place at the historic Bushy House, the event unites experts […]
Brian Miller
Brian Miller Meritics Limited and Lawson Scientific Limited Presentation: Measuring the Flow Properties and Flowability of Powders and Granular Materials Powder and granular materials are manufactured and processed to produce end products which have consistent properties, however changes in raw materials, processing conditions environmental conditions can affect the end product.Understanding the effects of these variables […]
Colin Hare
Colin Hare Newcastle University Presentation: Measuring powder flow under low stress and high strain rate conditions Though utilised as raw materials, intermediates and products in many industries, powders frequently pose handling problems due to the challenges of ensuring reliable powder flow. Individual particle properties such as size, shape, roughness and surface chemistry influence the ease […]
Joseph Hodges
Joseph Hodges Anton Paar Presentation: Powder Rheology: Fundamentals of shear and flow cell testing
Dr. Aurelien Neveu
Aurelien Neveu Granutools Presentation: From microscopic interactions to macroscopic powder bulk behavior Understanding the flow of powders is essential in many industrial applications. Anyone working with powdered materials has once experienced processability problems like a lack of flowability, heavy sticking on pipes and machine surfaces, or variability in dosage among many other examples. The macroscopic […]
Dr. John Gamble
John Gamble Bristol Myers Squibb Presentation: Understanding powder flow. As the pharmaceutical industry moves away from batch manufacture towards a continuous processing paradigm, focus on powder flow has increased significantly. With this shift in focus, efforts to model bulk powder flow behaviour from particle properties data are increasing. This presentation will address some of the […]
Dr. Phil Jackson
Phil Jackson Lucideon Presentation: Powder Flow : Case Studies based on the experience of a Materials Consultancy organisation This presentation assumes the audience has a basic understanding of the different methods for measuring flow. Lucideon Limited is a Materials Consultancy organisation, supporting a wide range of industries to develop new products, embrace new processing equipment, […]
Amalia Thomas
Amalia Thomas Freeman Technology Presentation: Cohesion: Fact of Friction? Exploring the nature of poor powder flowability and how to address it Powder flow behaviour is the result of countless combinations of interparticle forces of different natures: frictional, interlocking, cohesive and adhesive forces. In this talk, we explore the root of cohesive behaviour and we identify […]
Tatsushi Matsuyama – powder
Tatsushi Matsuyama Chairperson of ISO/TC24/SC4 Faculty of Engineering, Soka University tatsushi@t.soka.ac.jp Presentation: Introduction of the ISO/TC 24/SC 4 “Particle Characterization” International standardization through ISO/TC 24/SC 4 “Particle characterization including sieving” has a long history. We started with standardization of opening series of sieving, which was an only option for industrial particle size analysis. Then ‘instrumental […]