Dr Mark Haw

Publications

Nucleation and growth kinetics of sodium chloride crystallization from water and deuterium oxide

Flannigan James M, MacIver Daniel, Jolliffe Hikaru, Haw Mark D, Sefcik Jan

Crystals Vol 13 (2023)

https://doi.org/10.3390/cryst13091388

Learner agency in a chemical engineering curriculum : perceptions and critical thinking

Pisani Steven, Haw Mark

Education for Chemical Engineers Vol 44, pp. 200-215 (2023)

https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ece.2023.06.003

Rapid assessment of crystal nucleation and growth kinetics : comparison of seeded and unseeded experiments

Cashmore Andrew, Miller Russell, Jolliffe Hikaru, Brown Cameron J, Lee Mei, Haw Mark D, Sefcik Jan

Crystal Growth and Design Vol 23, pp. 4779-4790 (2023)

https://doi.org/10.1021/acs.cgd.2c01406

Decisions, judgements and agency : preparing engineering graduates to think their own way through the climate crisis

Haw Mark, Pisani Steven, Dosapati Hasini, Alqattan Sara

Proceedings of the 8th International Symposium for Engineering Education (2022) (2022)

Investigating crystal nucleation and growth under the influence of optical tweezers

Flannigan James, Sefcik Jan, Haw Mark

CMAC Annual Open Day 2022, pp. 54-54 (2022)

Nucleation and crystal growth of α-glycine : classification of crystallisation behaviour

Cashmore Andrew, Haw Mark, Lee Mei, Sefcik Jan

CMAC Annual Open Day 2022, pp. 52-52 (2022)

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Teaching

Departmental and Faculty Responsibilities:

• Director of Teaching (2009-2016)
• Faculty Learning and Teaching Forum
• Faculty Academic Administration Committee (2011-2016)
• Acting Full time MSc coordinator (2016-17)
• Applied Chemistry and Chemical Engineering course liaison with Department of Pure and Applied Chemistry (shared UG course) (2013-2018)
• Year 4 Academic Year Coordinator (2018-present)
• Department Assessment Academic Coordinator (2018-present)

Taught Classes (Chemical Engineering:

• CP102 Introduction to Chemical Engineering
• CP303 Materials Processing and Applications
• CP305 Ethics, sustainability and economics
• CP404 Multiphase systems
• CP516 Emerging Technologies
• CP520 Communicating Science and Technology
• CP531 Frontiers of chemical engineering
• CP407/413 Chemical Engineering Design
• 18530 Chemical Engineering Project
• CP926 Multiphase processing

Other teaching:

• Becoming an Engaging Researcher (Cross-faculty public engagement skills)
• Other ad-hoc public engagement classes

Teaching and learning research:

I am part of a small team within the Department which has been working over the past few years on employability, transferable skills and personal development-related issues in teaching and learning, with a particular recent focus on the role of student teamwork and student peer-tutoring to provide 'embedded' personal and professional development for undergraduates.

We are also looking at innovation skills and how undergraduate teaching and student experience can help promote the impact of research into applications, as students graduate and become key players in industry.

Research Interests

My research interests are focussed on particles and fluids: from particulates such as mud, cement, soil or pharmaceutical powders to suspensions such as colloids, blood, and swimming bacteria and algae. We study how such 'multiphase' systems respond to conditions such as forces, flow, and interactions with their environment. I am also particularly interested in the role of thermal fluctuations (so-called Brownian motion) in complex fluids and soft matter, whether in colloidal suspensions such as paints and foods or in biological systems such as proteins. We do both experimental and computational research, and collaborate with various industries to better understand processes and fundamental science of applications.

Professional Activities

Cambridge Science Festival invited talk: Frankenstein 2.0

Speaker

14/3/2014

Directed Assembly of Functional Nanomaterials (EPSRC Grand Challenge conference)

Organiser

12/6/2013

Frankenstein 2.0 -- public talk at Eastercon science fiction convention

Speaker

21/4/2014

ICEMS Symposium 'Soft functional architectures' Kyoto Japan Nov. 2010 Plenary Talk

Invited speaker

11/2010

Famelab

Speaker

12/3/2012

New connections in particles and fluids

Organiser

31/3/2014

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Projects

SoAreWeReallyEthicalEngineers? Engaging young engineers to help make a better world

Haw, Mark (Principal Investigator) Battcock, Sylvia (Co-investigator) Leckie, Joy Susan (Co-investigator)

15-Jan-2023 - 14-Jan-2024

The birth of crystals: new understanding of nucleation by direct measurement

Haw, Mark (Principal Investigator) Lue, Leo (Co-investigator) Sefcik, Jan (Co-investigator)

01-Jan-2020 - 31-Jan-2023

Doctoral Training Partnership 2018-19 University of Strathclyde | Flannigan, James

Haw, Mark (Principal Investigator) Sefcik, Jan (Co-investigator) Flannigan, James (Research Co-investigator)

01-Jan-2019 - 27-Jan-2023

RI@S funded summer project

Johnston, Karen (Principal Investigator) Haw, Mark (Co-investigator) Sefcik, Jan (Co-investigator)

RI@S funded summer project for Mohammad Talha Dar

10-Jan-2019 - 05-Jan-2019

Young Chemical Ambassadors - Engineers of the Future

Leckie, Joy Susan (Principal Investigator) Battcock, Sylvia (Co-investigator) Essex, Jane (Co-investigator) Haw, Mark (Co-investigator)

01-Jan-2019 - 11-Jan-2020

Doctoral Training Partnership 2018-19 University of Strathclyde | Cashmore, Andrew

Sefcik, Jan (Principal Investigator) Haw, Mark (Co-investigator) Cashmore, Andrew (Research Co-investigator)

01-Jan-2018 - 10-Jan-2022

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