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EPSRC Reference: GR/S26576/01
Title: YAN-CE: Young Academics Network for Chemical Engineering
Principal Investigator: Simmons, Professor M
Other Investigators:
McMinn, Dr WAM Lettieri, Professor P Linke, Dr P
Boodhoo, Professor K Styring, Professor P Saha, Professor B
Ding, Professor Y
Researcher Co-Investigators:
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Department: Chemical Engineering
Organisation: University of Birmingham
Scheme: Standard Research (Pre-FEC)
Starts: 01 April 2003 Ends: 31 July 2006 Value (£): 63,478
EPSRC Research Topic Classifications:
Catalysis & Applied Catalysis Coal Technology
Complex fluids & soft solids Design of Process systems
Electrochemical Science & Eng. Fluid Dynamics
Heat & Mass Transfer Mining & Minerals Extraction
Multiphase Flow Oil & Gas Extraction
Particle Technology Reactor Engineering
Rheology Safety & Reliability of Plant
Separation Processes
EPSRC Industrial Sector Classifications:
Manufacturing Chemicals
Food and Drink Pharmaceuticals and Biotechnology
No relevance to Underpinning Sectors
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This proposal is concerned with the development of a Young Academics Network for Chemical Engineering (YAN-CE), the purpose of which is to bring together young academics and industry to foster innovation, collaboration, multidiscipfnarity and new ideas which cover all aspects of the life of a young academic. The main objectives for the YAN-CE have been summarised into 4 key themes: Research - training, collaboration and networking with both industry and academics from other disciplines Teaching - collaboration in course development, teaching notes, novel methods of teaching, updating and modernising the curriculum Perceived image of Chem Eng amongst students, industry and the UK population as a whole Continuing Professional Development (CPD) and promotion criterion between UniversitiesThese aims will be achieved via the establishment of various network components. Communication links will be developed via a website and regular newsletters. An annual two-day Showcase Event will be implemented that will consist of keynote lectures given by invited speakers, research forums at which young academics can present their research work and a number of discussion groups in key areas relating to hot topics in research and teaching.
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