Introduction

Key Speakers Include:
Hugh  Spikes, Imperial College, UK
Mechanochemistry in Tribology

Robert Wood  University of Southampton, UK
Challenges of studying at the interface between tribology and electrochemistry – A tribo- corrosion story
 
Ian Hutchings, University of Cambridge, UK
Tribology in transport: concepts and opportunities
 
Anne Neville, University of Leeds, UK
Using advanced microscopy to probe chemistry effects in micropitting
 
Chris Warrens, Research and Technology Fuels and Lubricants, UK
Soot aggravated wear
 
Nicole Dörr, AC2T research GmbH, Austria
Impact of engine oil oxidation on friction and wear - correlation with ZDDP degradation products.
 
Showcase your research: Poster submission is now open, e-mail C.Williams@wlv.ac.uk with your abstract.

Student Travel bursaries are available (Max £100), please apply to the secretary: Prof Craig Williams, E-Mail: C.Williams@wlv.ac.uk

Registration is £75, post graduate students are free, which covers tea/coffee at registration, lunch and tea/coffee at the close.  We look forward to welcoming you to London in July 2017.
 

Deadlines

• Jun 30 2017
  Poster abstract deadline

  
• Jul 05 2017
  Standard registration deadline

  

Sponsorship & supporting organisations

This event is run in association with UK Tribology Network

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Sponsors

UK Tribology Network

Venue

Burlington House

Library , Burlington House, Piccadilly, London, W1J 0BA, United Kingdom

Useful links

• Venue information More information about the venue

Committee

• Prof Craig Williams Applied Materials Chemistry Group Secretary, United Kingdom

  http://www.rsc.org/Membership/Networking/InterestGroups/AppliedMaterialsChemistry/

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Organised by

This event is organised by the Applied Materials Chemistry Group

Contact information

Craig Williams
Wolverhampton University
Faculity of Science & Engineering
School of Biology, Chemistry & Forensic Science
Wulfruna Street
+44(0)1902322159
Contact us by email

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