Live and recorded webinars
Freeman Technology and Micromeritics will be hosting a range of webinars where our team of specialists will discuss powder handling challenges, and demonstrate how our powder characterisation technology can provide effective solutions.
Upcoming Webinars
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Previous Webinars
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| Developing a Design Space for Powder Characterisation |
Dr. Guy Stimpson |
October 3 2023 |
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| Powder Caking: Understanding Different Caking Behaviors and the Influence of Humidity Cycling |
Dr. Guy Stimpson |
June 20 2023 |
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| Optimizing AM Feedstock Reuse with an FT4 Powder Rheometer |
Dr. Amalia Thomas |
May 11 2023 |
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| Powder Flow Characterization for Optimizing Processes in Industry and Research |
Dr. Guy Stimpson |
April 11 2023 |
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| Optimizing Yield for Li-ion Battery Electrode Manufacturing for Both Wet and Dry Processes |
Nicholas Monroe |
March 29 2023 |
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| Applying Powder Rheology to Optimise Industrial Powder Handling Processes |
Nicholas Monroe & Jamie Clayton |
October 18 2022 |
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Our speakers:
Dr Guy Stimpson
Guy Stimpson is an Applications Specialist at Freeman Technology. After studying Astrophysics at Prifysgol Aberystwyth University, UK, he progressed to postgraduate study at the University of Warwick, where his MSc and PhD concerned the optically detected magnetic resonance of nitrogen vacancy centres in nanodiamond powders for magnetocardiography, quantum information processing and fundamental physics research.
Dr Amalia Thomas
Amalia Thomas is the Senior R&D Officer at Freeman Technology. Obtaining her MSc in Physics at UNCBPA, Argentina, she later completed her PhD in Applied Mathematics and Theoretical Physics at the University of Cambridge (2019), specialising in dense granular free-surface flow rheology and size segregation.
Dr Katrina Brockbank
Katrina Brockbank is the Head of Laboratory and Powder Technologist at Freeman Technology. Katrina has a doctorate in Powder Flow Characterisation from the University of Bradford. While completing her thesis she also undertook several projects for the Institute of Pharmaceutical Innovation including pharmaceutical formulation. In addition to her field of study she is also familiar with solid state characterisation methods including DSC, TGA and DVS.
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