The Particulate Fluids Processing Centre (PFPC) is a Special Research Centre of the Australian Research Council based at the University of Melbourne.
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The PFPC brings together internationally renowned researchers to form one of the world's leading multidisciplinary research centres in interfacial science and engineering. The research programs within the PFPC pioneer understanding of the interactions at the interfaces between particles and the fluids within which they are dispersed.
The Centre strives to ensure that the fundamental science we develop is translated into practice in Australia to support and develop Australian industry.
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The PFPC is a Special Research Centre of the Australian Research Council |
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News & Events
The PFPC is evolving
PFPC members were guests on radio 3RRR's Einstein-a-go-go show through October
- Adam Brotchie on Sonochemistry podcast
- Clare Anderson and Michael Simioni on CO2 capture and storage podcast
- Andrea O'Connor (tissue engineering) and Anthony Fernando (modelling gut innervation) podcast
- Kathryn Mumford on cleaning up Antarctica podcast
Andrea O'Connor promoted to Associate Professor
George Franks promoted to Reader
Ray Dagastine promoted to Associate Professor and Reader
David Boger an inaugural RiAus Bragg Member more
Alison Funston wins a 2009 Young Tall Poppy Science Award more
Greg Qiao promoted to Professor
Rachel Caruso and Ray Dagastine awarded ARC Future Fellowships more
Sally Gras promoted to senior lecturer
Sally Gras wins a Victoria Fellowship more
Geoff Stevens Top 100; Australia's Most Influential Engineers more
John Provis, Brian Robinson Fellowship more
Frank Caruso and Paul Mulvaney elected Fellows of the Australian Academy of Science more