Ketan Pancholi
Robert Gordon University School of Engineering, Aquaterra Energy Ltd, University College London, Newcastle University
Research areas: Engineering · Biomedical Engineering · Minerals Flotation and Separation Techniques · Characterization and Applications of Magnetic Nanoparticles · Additive Manufacturing and 3D Printing Technologies
About
My research develops field-responsive soft-matter and polymeric interfaces for sensing, spectroscopy and functional materials. I study adsorption, self-assembly and near-field interactions in microdroplets, bubbles, colloids and hybrid materials, using ultrasound, plasma, magnetic and optical fields to control structure and function. This provides a foundation for my current work on magneto-optical, Raman-active and magneto-chiral materials.
Employment
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Robert Gordon University School of Engineering Lecturer2015 - Present
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Aquaterra Energy Ltd Senior Engineer2013 - 2015
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Newcastle University Lecturer2012 - 2013
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Robert Gordon University Lecturer2008 - 2012
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University College London Research Assistant, Ultrasound Driven Diffusion2008 - 2008
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Queen Mary, University of London Teaching Assistant2004 - 2007
Education
- 2004 - 2008
Projects & Funding
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Ketan Pancholi - Advancing Next-Generation cryogenic Hydrogen storage tanks: Enhancing poly (arylene ether ketone) synthesis for composite matrix tuning and carbon fibre Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council2024 - 2026
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Innovate UK, Knowledge Transfer Network Innovate UK2024 - 2024
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Wave fatigue analysis of hybrid flexible riser GE Oil and Gas2015 - 2015
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Wave fatigue analysis of hybrid flexible riser GE Oil and Gas2015 - 2015
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In Situ Investigation of Microstructural Changes in Thermoplastic Composite Pipe Under Compressive Load GE Oil and Gas2013 - 2013
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Photo-catalytic Microbubble reactor for conversion of CO2 to Fuels Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council2013 - 2014
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An New Frontier in Design: The Simulation of Open Engineered Biological Systems Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council2013 - 2018
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FEASIBILITY STUDY OF NON DESTRUCTIVE DETECTION OF DEFECTS IN PIPE COATINGS Technip UK Limited2011 - 2012
Publications
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