Materials Science & Chemistry
A Specialty Chemical Company Wanted to Remove the Bottleneck from their Polymer Scale-Up Process Many of the high tech products we interact with on a daily basis are enabled by the use of specialty plastics that are carefully engineered to have a wide range of critical properties (mechanical, optical, electrical, thermal) that must be co-optimized…
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Digital technologies and the innovation they enable are steadily transforming chemicals and materials labs. This webinar proposes five ‘levels’ of lab digital capability, providing managers and scientists with a mental model to evaluate where they are now, and how to leverage technology and technical leadership to ‘level up’, ultimately transforming lab performance and its impact…
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Challenge A significant part of Procter and Gamble’s (P&G) manufacturing involves mixing fluids. P&G spends resources to design mixing systems that optimize this process. Many of the engineers responsible for designing production processes are not experts in mixing, but also do not need the complexity of a computational fluid dynamics tool like Virtual Mixing System…
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CHALLENGE Rheology, the analysis of non-Newtonian fluid properties, conventionally requires cumbersome experimental setups with centrifuges and substantial quantities of test fluid. The technique of microrheology, pioneered at Harvard’s Experimental Soft Condensed Matter Group, consists of capturing the motion of micron-scale tracer particles in the test fluid through a microscope. The statistical analysis of the Brownian…
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A time consuming and tedious process for running virtual mixing experiments A significant part of Proctor and Gamble’s (P&G) manufacturing involves mixing fluids. P&G spends resources to design mixing systems that optimize this process. Manufacturing enough new tanks and impellers to physically experiment with all of the design parameters is much too expensive, so CAD…
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What: An introduction to the possibilities provided by automation in business and scientific workflows Who Should Watch: Scientists, engineers, and group leaders who have repetitive scientific tasks they would like to automate and digital transformation advisors and managers driving organizational change You Will Learn: The webinar will provide a short introduction to digital transformation for…
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