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Patrick Spicer is an Associate Professor at the University of New South Wales in the School of Chemical Engineering. He serves as the Research Director for Chemical Engineering, where he leads the new Chemical Product Engineering stream. Dr. Spicer directs the Complex Fluids group, which collaborates with industry and academic partners to design smart fluids that exhibit unique flow behaviors, linked directly to product material performance. His lab combines advanced microscopy, microfluidics, and rheology capabilities to understand the behavior of fluid coatings and complex products. Before joining UNSW, he spent 15 years at Procter & Gamble, where he ran a central engineering research department, contributing to the development of new product processes for the company's billion-dollar brands. He is a co-inventor of P&G's $30 million cubosome patent portfolio, which has been utilized to develop products aimed at preventing life-threatening infections in premature infants. Additionally, he holds a patent for recently developed responsive droplet technology.
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