Materials and Interfaces for Sustainability and Net Zero There will be world leading researchers presenting in the workshop from Sweden, China and USA, as well as colleagues from our REF partner Heriot-Watt University and here in Engineering and Chemistry. So, it should be a good opportunity to exchange ideas, build networks and collaborate on potential projects.Confirmed speakersProf Peter Cummings (School of Engineering and Physical Sciences at Heriot-Watt University, Member of the US National Academy of Engineering)Prof Mark J. Biggs (Professor of Interfacial Engineering & Associate Principal (International & Partnerships) Heriot-Watt University)Prof Susana Garcia Lopez (School of Engineering and Physical Sciences at Heriot-Watt University)Prof Xiaohua Lu (School of Chemical Engineering, Nanjing Tech University, China)Prof Xiaoyan Ji (Department of Engineering Sciences and Mathematics, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden)Dr Paul Huang (School of Chemical, Bological and Materials Engineering, The University of Oklahoma, USA)Prof Philip Camp (School of Chemistry, University of Edinburgh)Prof Glen McHale (IMT, School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh)Prof Maria Grazia De Angelis (IMP, School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh)Dr Harvey Huang (IMP, School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh)Dr Sam Lau (IMP, School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh) Jun 27 2024 9:00am - 6:00pm Materials and Interfaces for Sustainability and Net Zero The Institute for Materials and Processes (IMP) is organising an international workshop on a broad theme of “Materials and Interfaces for Sustainability and Net Zero”. Typical topics will include adsorption, and friction at Interfaces, nanoscale tribology, wetting, membrane materials and processes, carbon capture, and more. Kings Buildings This article was published on Friday 30 October 2026
Materials and Interfaces for Sustainability and Net Zero There will be world leading researchers presenting in the workshop from Sweden, China and USA, as well as colleagues from our REF partner Heriot-Watt University and here in Engineering and Chemistry. So, it should be a good opportunity to exchange ideas, build networks and collaborate on potential projects.Confirmed speakersProf Peter Cummings (School of Engineering and Physical Sciences at Heriot-Watt University, Member of the US National Academy of Engineering)Prof Mark J. Biggs (Professor of Interfacial Engineering & Associate Principal (International & Partnerships) Heriot-Watt University)Prof Susana Garcia Lopez (School of Engineering and Physical Sciences at Heriot-Watt University)Prof Xiaohua Lu (School of Chemical Engineering, Nanjing Tech University, China)Prof Xiaoyan Ji (Department of Engineering Sciences and Mathematics, Luleå University of Technology, Sweden)Dr Paul Huang (School of Chemical, Bological and Materials Engineering, The University of Oklahoma, USA)Prof Philip Camp (School of Chemistry, University of Edinburgh)Prof Glen McHale (IMT, School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh)Prof Maria Grazia De Angelis (IMP, School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh)Dr Harvey Huang (IMP, School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh)Dr Sam Lau (IMP, School of Engineering, University of Edinburgh) Jun 27 2024 9:00am - 6:00pm Materials and Interfaces for Sustainability and Net Zero The Institute for Materials and Processes (IMP) is organising an international workshop on a broad theme of “Materials and Interfaces for Sustainability and Net Zero”. Typical topics will include adsorption, and friction at Interfaces, nanoscale tribology, wetting, membrane materials and processes, carbon capture, and more. Kings Buildings This article was published on Friday 30 October 2026
Jun 27 2024 9:00am - 6:00pm Materials and Interfaces for Sustainability and Net Zero The Institute for Materials and Processes (IMP) is organising an international workshop on a broad theme of “Materials and Interfaces for Sustainability and Net Zero”. Typical topics will include adsorption, and friction at Interfaces, nanoscale tribology, wetting, membrane materials and processes, carbon capture, and more.