Second internatinal workshop dice 2004: contributed papers

Contributed Papers

This poster will present a classification of the typical motions of 1-D flexible bodies (“beams”) undergoing arbitrary motions in high-Reynolds-number fluid flows. Previous works have generally focused on rigid bodies and small-amplitude motions. We have developed an implicit numerical scheme coupling the motion of a flexible fiber to ambient vorticity shed from the fiber edges and advected wit...

Abstracts of Contributed Papers

s of Contributed Papers Listed Alphabetically by Author ! Friday 4:15 pm Room 1 One Semester Calculus with the TI-92 Barbara Ashton Faculty: Wittenberg Univ Abstract: In this presentation, I will talk about my experiences teaching a one semester calculus course for manangement and biology majors. The course takes full advantage of the power of the TI-92 calculator. The discussion will include t...

Abstracts for Contributed Papers

In the context of her observations about science and race, Sandra Harding once observed that “the Baby M case could be the forerunner of the use of poor and third world women’s wombs to produce children for economically advantaged European American couples” (1986, 2003). Harding’s predictions are practically a reality. Commercial gestational surrogacy is now a transnational phenomenon. Can West...

Second International Workshop on Granulation 2004 - Abstracts

In the pharmaceutical industry high hear granulation is a commonly used process step in the production of a solid formulation. Because of regulatory guidelines and product quality assurance, an important granule requirement is homogeneity. However, often granule inhomogeneity is observed, expressed as a granule size-dependent variation in composition of the granules [1-4]. As a consequence of s...

Session Summary: Contributed Papers