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  • Mr Roy Dodds
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    Roy Dodds is the Senior Polymer Scientist of Exova of Bridgwater. He has a MSc in Polymer Physics and a BSc in Polymer Technology from UMIST. He has particular knowledge of fibre-reinforced...
  • Dr Edward Ingham
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    Dr Edward Ingham has a BSc (Hons) in Polymer Science and Technology and a PhD in the fracture mechanics of PE and modified PVC pipe grade materials and is currently responsible for leading the area of...
  • Dr Changle Chen
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    Polymer chemistry; Polymer physics; Organic chemistry; Synthetic and mechanistic organometallic chemistry; Rheology; Industrial plastics; Group 4, 10 metal complexes; Homogeneous catalysis;...
  • Prof Michael J. Demkowicz
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    Michael Demkowicz studies the fundamental processes by which solids change their atomic structure when driven far from equilibrium, e.g. when plastically deformed, bombardment by energetic ions,...
  • Prof Marianne Gilbert
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    BSc in Applied Chemistry obtained from the Aston University, followed by 18 months at Dunlop Research Department, then returned to Aston to study for a PhD in polymer chemistry, awarded in 1970....
  • Prof Rainer J. Hebert
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    Rainer Hebert received a Ph.D. in Materials Science and Engineering from the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2003 following a diploma in physics from the University of Saarbliicken,...
  • Prof Seth C. Rasmussen
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    Seth Rasmussen is an Associate Professor of Chemistry at North Dakota State University (NDSU) with a focus in the areas of materials chemistry and chemical history. Prof. Rasmussen is a native...

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