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Interfacing MRI with Fundamental Studies of Fluid
Dynamics
Overview
The "Interfacing MRI with Fundamental
Studies of Fluid Dynamics" workshop will be held on the ground floor
of the Interdisciplinary Research Centre (IRC) in Superconductivity at
the Cavendish Laboratories, Cambridge from 11th to 12th Spetember 2007.
The workshop will cover a range of topics
in fluid dynamics and their existing / potential interface with magnetic
resonance techniques.
The workshop is organised by Dr Mick Mantle,
Dr Andy Sederman, Dr Mike Johns and Prof. Lynn Gladden of the Department
of Chemical Engineering, University of Cambridge.
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Location and Directions
The IRC is part of the Cavendish Laboratories
located just off Madingley Road. If you have any problems, please call
Dr Mick Mantle on 01223 766325 (office) or 07764 943027 (mobile).
For travel by car:
From M11 (South), take exit 13 and turn right at the traffic lights
(signposted Cambridge) onto Madingley Road. After approximately 0.7 miles,
turn right off Madingley Road into JJ Thomson Avenue. Then take the next
available left signposted "Microsoft and/or Roger Needham Building"
and follow the purple arrows on the map below to the car park. Walk on
the road back towards the Centre for Advanced Photonics and Electronics
(building #3 on the map below; it has a fountain outside); just before
the road bends to the right, turn left. Follow the path round a sharp
left bend. The IRC in Superconductivity
is then on your left just before the sharp right bend.
From M11 (North), There is no exit 13 from
the M11 when coming from the north so you will need to proceed past exit
13 and take exit 12. Get back on the M11 (signposted The North and Huntingdon),
then proceed as above.
For travel by foot:
If you intend to walk from Arundel House to the workshop venue (this should
take 20-25 minutes max), once you have got onto Madingley Road, take a
left into Clerk Maxwell Road and walk down the road until you see an entrance
on the right. Proceed through this entrance and head towards the Centre
for Advanced Photonics and Electronics (building #3 on the map below;
it has a fountain outside); just before the road bends to the right, turn
left. Follow the path round a sharp left bend. The IRC
in Superconductivity is then on your left just before the sharp right
bend.
For travel by train:
There is a direct service from Stansted Airport to Cambridge. The
trains leave at 25 minutes past the hour from Stansted and arrive in Cambridge
approximately 30 minutes later. Once in Cambridge, please take a taxi
(ask for a receipt) from the rank outside the rail station and ask to
be dropped off at either at the Arundel House (if you have lots of time),
or half way down Clerk Maxwell Road and then follow the directions above.
If you flying into Heathrow or Gatwick you
need to make your way from these airports to London Kings Cross Rail Station
and then take the Cambridge Cruiser (15 minutes past and 15 minutes too
the hour) to Cambridge and follow the instructions above.
Maps: (download
maps)
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Accommodation
For those that have requested it, accommodation
has been arranged at the Arundel House Hotel, Chesterton Road, Cambridge,
CB4 3AN. Telephone: 01223 367701; Fax: 01223 367721.
It's location is shown on the map above,
or can be found here
(map pops up in new window).
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Programme of Events
The programme is shown below and can be downloaded
here.
Tuesday 11th September
12:30 - 1:00 Arrive & Welcome
1:15 - 2:15 MRRC Overview
"Snapshots of MRI & Fluid Dynamic Systems"
2:30 - 3:00 Professor Tom Mullin (University
of Manchester, UK)
"An Investigation of the Flow Through an Expanding Pipe Using
MRI"
3:00 - 3:30 Dr Song-I Hahn (University of
California, Santa Barbra, USA)
"Hyperpolarized Water as an Authentic Contrast Agent For Magnetic
Resonance Imaging of Flow and Perfusion"
3:30 - 4:30 Coffee and Discussion
4:30 - 5:00 Professor Gareth McKinley (MIT,
USA)
"Shear Bands and Extensional Flow"
5:00 - 5:30 Professor Paul Callaghan (University
of Wellington, New Zealand)
"Applications of 2D Inverse Laplace Transforms In Magnetic Resonance"
5:30 - 6:00 Prof Ray Goldstein (DAMTP, Cambridge,
UK)
"Microfluidics of Cytoplasmic Streaming"
7:30 for 8:00 DINNER at St Catherine's College
Wednesday 12th September
8:30 - 9:00 Professor Eiichi Fukushima (ABQMR Inc., USA)
"MRI of Granular dynamics"
9:00 - 9:30 Prof Patrick Tabeling (ESPCI,
Paris, France)
TBA
9:30 - 10:00 Prof Bruce Balcom (University
of New Brunswick, Canada)
"MRI of Dispersive Flow in Fine Grained Porous Media and High
Speed Turbulent Flow "
10:00 - 10:30 Coffee and Discussion
10:30 - 11:00 Professor Elisabeth Guazzelli
(University of Marseille, France)
"Some Problems in Granular Flows"
11:00 - 11:30 Prof Steve Altobelli (New Mexico
Resonance, USA)
"Normal Stress Differences in Liquid-Solid Flows"
11:30 - 12:00 Dr Pascale Ausillous (University
of Marseille, France)
"Mushy layers: MRI and Mathematical Modelling"
12:00 - 12:30 Dr Christian Picoreanu (TU-DELFT,
Netherlands)
"Advances in Biofilm Modelling"
12:30 - 2:00 Buffet Lunch + Wrap-Up Discussion
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Confirmed Participants
A list of confirmed participants is shown
below and can be downloaded here.
- Prof Steve Altobelli (New Mexico Resoance,
USA)
- Dr Pascal Aussilous (University of
Marseille, France)
- Prof Bruce Balcom (University of New
Bunswick, Canada)
- Dr Daniel Beauregard (University of
Cambridge, UK)
- Dr Edo Boek (Schlumberger Research
Cambridge, UK)
- Dr Silvana Cardoso (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Prof Paul Callaghan (University of
Wellington, New Zealand)
- Dr Stuart Cant (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Dr John Crawshaw (Schlumberger Research
Cambridge, UK)
- Dr Edmund Fordham (Schlumberger Research
Cambridge, UK)
- Professor Eiichi Fukushima (ABQMR Inc.,
USA)
- Prof Lynn Gladden (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Prof Ray Goldstein (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Prof Elisabeth Guazelli (University
of Marseille, France)
- Dr Songi-Han (University of California,
Santa Barbra)
- Prof John Hinch (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Dr Dan Holland (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Dr Mike Johns (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Dr Markus Kraft (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Dr Matthew Lim (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Dr Mick Mantle (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Prof Dieter Mewes (University of Hannover,
Germany)
- Prof Gareth Mckinley (MIT, USA)
- Dr James McGregor (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Dr Jon Mitchell (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Prof Tom Mullin (University of Manchester,
UK)
- Prof Cristian Picioreanu (TU-DELFT,
Netherlands)
- Dr Alex Routh (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Dr James Seddon (University of Manchester,
UK)
- Dr Andy Sederman (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Dr Silke Sheppard (Schlumberger Research
Cambridge, UK)
- Prof Patrick Tabeling (ESPCI, Paris,
France)
- Dr Axel Zeitler (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Prof Andy Woods (University of Cambridge,
UK)
- Prof Grae Worster (University of Cambridge,
UK)
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