BBQ with friends at our house in Thailand
Visit from a good friend from Houston
Umesh Mathur, a friend and colleague from Houston has visited us in Thailand:
Teaching a Thermodynamics Course of 10 days at ChEPS-KMUTT
As always, it was a great experience, thanks to all students and my tutors, Yang and Jack. The two had taken part in previous years’s course and had stayed 3 months in Germany for the “Chemical Process Development” course. They did a terrific job! At the end, the students presented many interesting talks: Development … Continue reading
New Publication – A Comprehensive Assessment of COSMO-SAC Models for Predictions of Fluid Phase Equilibria
A Comprehensive Assessment of COSMO-SAC Models for Predictions of Fluid Phase Equilibria Robin Fingerhuta, Wei-Lin Chenb, Andre Schedemannc, Wilfried Cordesc, Jürgen Rareyc, d, Chieh-Ming Hsiehe, Jadran Vrabeca, * and Shiang-Tai Linb, * a Thermodynamics and Energy Technology, University of Paderborn, 33098 Paderborn, Germany, *E-Mail: jadran.vrabec@upb.de, b Department of Chemical Engineering, National Taiwan University, 10617 Taipei … Continue reading
And the last impressions before leaving for Germany middle of March
New impressions from Dankwian
2 Week Course on Chemical Thermodynamics at ChEPS – KMUTT in Thonburi
This was a great course and I think not only for me. There were 21 motivated and bright students and my former student, Dr. Brian Satola as a teaching assistant. We started at 9 every day and Brian and I left the room at 4.30 or 5 in the afternoon. In the second week we … Continue reading
New Publication – Experimental Solubility Data for Diosgenin and Estriol in Various Solvents between T = (293.2 to 328.2) K
Our manuscript Experimental Solubility Data for Diosgenin and Estriol in Various Solvents between T = (293.2 to 328.2) K by Kuveneshan Moodley; Jürgen Rarey; Deresh Ramjugernath has just been accepted for publication by The Journal of Chemical Thermodynamics. Congratulation especially to Kuven, who did most of the work.
4 Day CHEMCAD-COURSE Near Rome
Usually my CHEMCAD Courses are two days in length, this was double time 🙂 The 8 participants from Asia and Europe were great. There were tons of questions, discussions and very nice restaurant visits in the evening: I very much thank the CTO of the company for this course and hope I could benefit their … Continue reading
