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What's Happened Lately?
We have nothing new to report here as of 2008 September.
The present plan is to maintain this site until 2010,
with updates but no major extensions of material.
Wikipedia is developing considerable material in the field of particle
technology and may be a suitable replacement for this site,
although the suppression of authorship and credentials and
the lack of explicit review procedures and oversight and makes
it hard to judge whether or not the material is reliable.
IN SEARCH OF AUTHORS:
Have you prepared educational material in on some topic in
Particle Technology? If so you may wish to consider publishing it
in ERPT.
See our guidelines for authors,
read some of our articles, and then drop a note to the Managing Editor
at erptmged@aol.com
WHAT IS ERPT?
ERPT was launched in 1998 as a public education service of the
Particle Technology Forum,
a technical division of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers.
This Web site provides on-line, just-in-time, world-wide, free-of-charge
tutorials in particle technology as a public service.
Our goal is to build a site that will eventually provide
several hundred tutorials, each equivalent to one to three hours
of classroom instruction at the third-year college level.
These will be introductory in nature and in the ideal case will describe
the main phenomenological and theoretical aspects of the topic,
also noting industrial applications, large-scale equipment,
typical industrial problems, and typical solutions to those problems.
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