Patrick Spicer
@SoftMatterHackr
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@UDChBE and @uofcincy alum | Former @ProcterGamble formulation scale-up nerd, now @UNSWChemEng | Our research group studies squishy materials for many apps.
Sydney, Australia
Joined September 2011
Totally real background from my university office captured during a video call today
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OK Sydney is getting swatted by this weather system at the moment. I'm sitting in the core red spot. Hi!
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My boy's sweet but can be judgy, even after a nice walk
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Unforeseen benefit of having super Indonesian students is surprise gifts of civet poop coffee!
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Best pre-work routine so far. doggo gets a walk, we get our swims, and the residual tension washes away #doglife
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Setting out for a circuitous journey to Copenhagen for the European Colloids meeting. See many of you soon!
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Great way to start 2024 with some nice complex fluid cameos in these photos!.
Welcome to 2024! We hope you had a wonderful holiday break, We look forward to the year ahead discovering new opportunities and transformative research. Here's to a year of growth, success, and positive impact! Get ready😃
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Great last week in New Zealand for some research discussions with industry, always a beautiful time there.
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Welcome to Sydney and the group during your sabbatical, Ilona Kretzschmar! Ilona comes to us from City College New York and will be collaborating with us on all sorts of colloidal material syntheses and flows during her time here. Come say hi!
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Wow is this unfavorable opinion of the US held by Australians only a thing since I moved here?.
Yeah the Global South hates America. if by "the Global South" you just mean "Australia"
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Solar eclipse in Santa Barbara, nice combo of cloud and polarizer
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The article over-emphasized first authors, so I want to capture here other key contributors at P&G: Kristin Hayslip, Akua Buabema Ofori-Boateng, Bill Small, Matthew Lynch, Rich Owens, and Janet Burns who made the work happen. Congrats to all, now let's find some commercial apps!.
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Australia is #1 for cubosome work, led by folks like @BenBoyd_Monash, Calum Drummond, @conncharlotte1, & @TamGreaves. Our work from P&G around 2000 is highlighted at #3 and #17 in this article's list of the top 20 cited papers, happily with Swedish and Aussie pioneers.
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Cubosomes are lipid nanoparticles, with even more complex structures than the ones in COVID vaccines and have been studied for years for their unique structure and properties. A recent meta-review looked at the impact and geographic concentrations of the research.
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