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Viscosity and Beyond: First Steps with Applied Rheology

Join us for this in-person workshop focused on the principles of rheology. Learn about flow behavior and deformation properties as well as the basics of sample testing. Following the presentation, attendees can enjoy a hands-on lab session with an Anton Paar expert.  

Key takeaways:

  • Introduction to rheology: Gain a comprehensive overview of rheological principles, including flow and deformation properties.
  • Hands-on experience: Enjoy live demonstrations of Anton Paar's rheological hardware and software. See firsthand how these instruments measure and analyze material properties, and gain insights into their operation and data interpretation.
  • Expert knowledge: Hear from Anton Paar rheology experts who will share their knowledge on practical and theoretical rheology techniques. 

Who should attend:

This workshop is designed for researchers, engineers, and industry professionals interested in understanding the flow and deformation properties of various materials. 

John Raia (English)

Luogo: Vernon Hills, United States, Anton Paar USA Central Office Vernon Hills
Numero di partecipanti: 20
Costi: Free of charge
Fine della registrazione: 17 giu 2025

Persona di riferimento e registrazione:
Mary Franck
Tel.: 8045501051302
mary.franck[at]anton-paar.com

John Raia

John Raia graduated from the University of Minnesota Twin Cities in 2012 with a bachelor’s degree in chemistry. He specializes in rheology, with a strong focus on powder rheology, integrating techniques like particle sizing, zeta potential, and morphology to deepen insights into material behavior.

As an Advanced Application Scientist at Anton Paar, he supports industries ranging from pharmaceuticals to cosmetics, providing training and technical expertise to help users understand how materials flow and interact. Known for making complex concepts accessible, he excels at connecting classical rheology to practical applications.

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