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[[Image:Binks.jpg|thumb|Prof. Bernie P. "Jar Jar" Binks, BSc, PhD, CChem FRSC]] | |||
Professor '''Bernie Binks''', affectionately known as "'''Jar Jar'''", is a professor at the '''University of Hull''' in the UK. He is not [[gay]], nor is he a [[Republican]], although he is a [[13 year old boy]]. In his long life, he has contributed significantly to the field of physical chemistry. | |||
==Current Projects== | |||
#Destroying the Empire (Winn Schwartau) | |||
#Particle-stabilised foams (Dulce Braz) | |||
#Particles in surfactant-stabilised emulsions (Alexandre Desforges) | |||
#Emulsions stabilised by surfactant and particles (John Philip) | |||
#Stimuli responsive particulate emulsifiers (Ryo Murakami) | |||
#Enzymes and detergency (Rebecca Allen) | |||
#Removal of particles from solid surfaces (Zhenggang Cui) | |||
#Rheology of drilling fluids (Catherine Whitby) | |||
#The Lotus effect-Engineering surfaces (Tommy Horozov) | |||
#In situ preparation of Janus particles (Tim Lees) | |||
#Corrosion inhibition (Jake Hicks) | |||
==Note== | |||
Professor Binks is an avid [[Star Trek]] fan. | |||
==External Links== | |||
*[http://www.hull.ac.uk The University of Hull] | |||
:*[http://www.hull.ac.uk/scg/binks/bernie.htm Bernie's Profile] | |||
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[[Category:Fandom Stuff]] | |||
[[Category:In Jokes]] | |||
[[Category:People|Binks, Jar Jar]] | |||
Revision as of 17:25, 16 May 2011
Professor Bernie Binks, affectionately known as "Jar Jar", is a professor at the University of Hull in the UK. He is not gay, nor is he a Republican, although he is a 13 year old boy. In his long life, he has contributed significantly to the field of physical chemistry.
Current Projects
- Destroying the Empire (Winn Schwartau)
- Particle-stabilised foams (Dulce Braz)
- Particles in surfactant-stabilised emulsions (Alexandre Desforges)
- Emulsions stabilised by surfactant and particles (John Philip)
- Stimuli responsive particulate emulsifiers (Ryo Murakami)
- Enzymes and detergency (Rebecca Allen)
- Removal of particles from solid surfaces (Zhenggang Cui)
- Rheology of drilling fluids (Catherine Whitby)
- The Lotus effect-Engineering surfaces (Tommy Horozov)
- In situ preparation of Janus particles (Tim Lees)
- Corrosion inhibition (Jake Hicks)
Note
Professor Binks is an avid Star Trek fan.