Nordic Rheology Conference

 

The annual NRC, the Nordic Rheology Conference features invited speakers of international standing as well as sessions on general rheology. Read more about the next NRC.
Contributing papers are published in the Annual Transactions of the NRS which is distributed to the members. The NRC also offers an exhibition of rheological equipment, poster display and rheology courses which makes it the leading meeting place for industry and academia in the Nordic countries.

 

 

Past Nordic Rheology Conferences

2019 Gothenburg Rheology of cellulose systems
(https://nordicrheologysociety.org/Home/Nrc)
2018 Trondheim Rheology for a better world
(https://www.ntnu.edu/nrc2018/)
2017 Copenhagen Joint conference with the AERC
(http://nordicrheologysociety.org/content/aerc/2017/index.html
2016 Helsinki co-organised with the Nordic Polymer days
2015 Karlstad Particulate and fibrous dispersions
2014 Reykjavik Suspensions and emulsions
2013 København Rheology of pharmaceuticals, biopolymers and food powder rheology
2012 Oslo Rheology for industrial processes
2011 Helsinki Polymer solutions, suspensions and melts
2010 Göteborg Joint conference with the AERC
2009 Reykjavik Suspension and Emulsion Rheology
2008 København Food rheology
2007 Stavanger Emulsions and suspensions
2006 Stockholm Heterogeneous systems
2005 Tampere Rheology of processing
2004 Reykjavik Suspensions, Emulsions and Fresh Concrete
2003 Tórshavn Suspensions and emulsions
2002 Göteborg Rheology for processing
2001 Trondheim Rheology of mixed systems
2000 Helsinki The rheology of polymers
1999 København Process rheology and measurements
1998 Lund Gels
1997 Reykjavik Cement based materials
1996 Stavanger Industrial Rheology
1995 Helsinki Polymer rheology – Polymer melts and solutions
1994 København Food rheology
1993 Göteborg Rheology of suspensions
1992 Trondheim Inauguration of the NRS

 

 

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Weissenberg Award
The Weissenberg award is the finest rheology award in Europe. It is handed out every year of the Annual European Rheology Conference. Nominations by ESR members are handled by the Award Committee and the awardee receives the award statue at the AERC.

The award statue is designed by the Swedish designer Maria Olofsson in glass to capture the feeling of a frozen flow. The interior drop of blue glass represents the source of knowledge. The climbing plant and the leaves shows the symbolizes the strive for new knowledge and the persistence of the awardee. Finally, the gold color symbolizes victory and glory.
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