IOP Groups

Student Conference 2007

Tuesday 16 October 2007

Civil and Computational Lecture Theatre, School of Engineering, Talbot Building, Swansea University.

Abstracts for 9 of 10 the papers presented are here.

Report on PGS 2007 Student Conference

The IOP Printing and Graphics Science Group annual Student Conference is a forum where work recently completed or in progress in the group’s subject areas at postgraduate level (MSc, MPhil or PhD) is presented. The conference is an opportunity to meet students from around the UK who are working in these fields.

Programme

10.30: Registration and coffee

11.00: Welcome and Announcements – Dilwyn Jones, Chair PGS Group

Morning session. Chair – Dilwyn Jones

11.10: What key attributes influence image quality of large size displays?
Seo Young Choi, University of Leeds

11.30: Misting phenomena of viscoelastic fluids on roller trains
Georgios Vlachopoulos, WCPC, Swansea University

11.50: A study of the factors of carton box compression strength
Hao Yan, Department of Colour Chemistry, Leeds University

12.10: Computer Modelling of Full Aperture Easy Open Ends for Improved Can End Design
Daryn Taylor, Civil and Computational Engineering, Swansea University

12.30: Development and Characterisation of offset Lithographic Printing Blanket
Changlong Sun, Department of Colour Chemistry, Leeds University

Davide Deganello is congratulated by Dilwyn Jones on his nomination for the APTD Student Prize

13:00: Annual General Meeting, Printing and Graphics Science Group

13:40: Tour

Afternoon session. Chair – Eifion Jewell, WCPC

14:00: sRGB colour errors in a camera - LCD imaging chain
Kyong Hoon Ho, University of Westminster

14.20: Ink-Jet Printing of Concentrated Polymer Solutions
Deshend Xu, Organic Materials Innovation Centre, School of Chemistry, University of Manchester

14.40: Application of extensional rheology in Printing
Davide Deganello, WCPC, Swansea University

15.00: Drop Impact and Spreading
James Sprittle, School of Mathematics, University of Birmingham

15.20: Characterisation and optimisation of gravure printing ink
Jiaqian Li, Department of Colour Chemistry, Leeds University

15:40: Conference Ends

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