A Sticky Wicket: Using nanoscale methods to understand powder and particle adhesion

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Understanding what factors influence particle adhesion and attachment at the nanoscale will help us predict how pharmaceutical inhalers will perform. This project uses state of the art methods to try to "see" these interactions. Will involve building experimental apparatus.

Project Website
http://www.aerosolresearch.com
Qualifications

Enthusiasm. Some physics would be useful as would some research experience.

Project Timeline

6-8 months

Duties

Participate in building and designing experimental setups, obtaining experimental data, interpreting data.

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Project Lead
Who to Contact
Andy Maloney
Contact Email
schrodiscat@gmail.com

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