Dr Marcus Campbell Bannerman

Dr Marcus Campbell Bannerman
Dr Marcus Campbell Bannerman
Dr Marcus Campbell Bannerman

MEng, PhD, AMIChemE

Senior Lecturer

Accepting PhDs

About
Email Address
m.campbellbannerman@abdn.ac.uk
Telephone Number
+44 (0)1224 274480
Office Address
266 Fraser Noble Building
Old Aberdeen Campus
Elphinstone Road
AB24 3UE

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School/Department
School of Engineering

Qualifications

  • MEng Chemical Engineering 
    2006 - UMIST 
  • PhD Chemical Engineering 
    2009 - University of Manchester 

Internal Memberships

Programme leader for Chemical Engineering.

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Research

Research Overview

I apply a wide range of computational techniques to solve engineering problems. This sounds very nebulous but I have worked on a broad range of topics ranging from computational thermodynamics, particle dynamics simulation, and pilot-scale production trials of novel cement formulations to the virtual reality rendering of volumetric datasets and GPU programming. At the heart of it all is the development of engineering simulation software.

Research Areas

Accepting PhDs

I am currently accepting PhDs in Engineering.


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Engineering

Supervising
Accepting PhDs

Research Specialisms

  • Chemical Engineering

Our research specialisms are based on the Higher Education Classification of Subjects (HECoS) which is HESA open data, published under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International licence.

Current Research

I am currently working on the production-process optimisation, simulation, and computational thermodynamics of a novel low-carbon cement formulations and traditional Portland cement. I have developed a thermodynamic database for the high-temperature simulation of cement clinkerisation, which is accessible here at http://simcem.com.

A large part of my research is also centred on simulation of molecular and granular particulate systems. As a part of that research I developed a unique and cutting-edge event-driven particle-dynamics package called DynamO. DynamO is a general tool that has already found application in a wide range of systems such as granular dampers, nano-colloidal fluids, and protein folding/helix formation. A major focus of my current research centres around the development a new class of particle models for solids processing systems. Coupled with novel algorithms, it is now possible to simulate process scale equipment with millions of particles in near real-time. An example application is in the full-scale modelling of the solids/granular/heat/reaction processes in cement kilns. For more information, please visit http://dynamomd.org.

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