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Analysis and Modeling of Industrial Jetting Processes

IMA "HOT TOPICS" Workshop

January 10-13, 2001

Minneapolis, MN, USA

Mathematics

Host: Institute for Mathematics and its Applications
Homepage: http://www.ima.umn.edu/multimedia/winter/inkjet.html
Email: staff@ima.umn.edu

Organizers: Michael Brenner, Avner Friedman, Gerry Puckett

Description:
Jetting has become an increasingly important technology finding many applications beyond inkjet printing in areas such as manufacturing of optical devices, soldering, and DNA arrays. While there has been a great amount of technical progress in the delivery and control of droplets, breakthroughs in modeling and understanding of some of the fundamental processes need to be made in order to bring about the next generation of jetting devices.

The IMA workshop will bring together researchers from industry, government laboratories, and academia to address modeling issues arising in jetting technology. The goal of the workshop is to give an up-to-date snapshot of the state of the art, and to discuss challenges and open problems that remain in this field.

There will be three main sections in the workshop: (1) Droplet Generation (piezoelectric, acoustic, thermal, electric, pressure driven); (2) Rheology; and (3) Droplet Impact.

Date received: April 24, 2000


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