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Overview

Andrew J. Sederman is affiliated with the University of Cambridge in the United Kingdom. Their research spans multiple fields, primarily focusing on Physics and Astronomy, Engineering, and Medicine. Within these areas, their work extensively covers Nuclear and High Energy Physics, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging, Spectroscopy, Computational Mechanics, and Mechanics of Materials.

The scientist's research primarily addresses topics related to NMR spectroscopy and applications, with a strong emphasis on advanced NMR and MRI techniques. Other notable topics include advanced neuroimaging, lattice Boltzmann simulation studies, seismic imaging and inversion techniques, and hydraulic fracturing and reservoir analysis.

Frequent co-authors with whom Sederman has collaborated include Lynn F. Gladden, Mick D. Mantle, Scott V. Elgersma, Constant M. Guédon, and Michael D. Mantle. These collaborations suggest extensive work in interdisciplinary teams, contributing to a broad range of sciences.

Their recent notable papers are:

  • Operando magnetic resonance imaging of product distributions within the pores of catalyst pellets during Fischer-Tropsch synthesis, 2023, Nature Catalysis
  • Molecular Dynamics of Ionic Liquids from Fast-Field Cycling NMR and Molecular Dynamics Simulations, 2022, The Journal of Physical Chemistry B
  • Characterizing Solid-Liquid Interactions in a Mesoporous Catalyst Support Using Variable-Temperature Fast Field Cycling NMR, 2021, The Journal of Physical Chemistry C
  • Joint reconstruction and segmentation of noisy velocity images as an inverse Navier-Stokes problem, 2022, Journal of Fluid Mechanics
  • Magnetic resonance velocity imaging of turbulent gas flow in a packed bed of catalyst support pellets, 2023, Chemical Engineering Journal

Research outputs have appeared frequently in venues such as arXiv (Cornell University), The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, Chemical Engineering Journal, and Analytical Chemistry. This diversity in publication venues underscores a multidisciplinary research portfolio.

Best Publications

  • Determination and Characterization of the Structure of a Pore Space from 3D Volume Images

    Christopher A. Baldwin;Andrew J. Sederman;Michael D. Mantle;Paul Alexander

  • Granular temperature: Comparison of Magnetic Resonance measurements with Discrete Element Model simulations

    Christoph R. Müller;Daniel J. Holland;Andrew J. Sederman;Stuart A. Scott

  • Three-Dimensional Morphology of Iron Oxide Nanoparticles with Reactive Concave Surfaces. A Compressed Sensing-Electron Tomography (CS-ET) Approach

    Zineb Saghi;Daniel J. Holland;Rowan Leary;Andrea Falqui

  • Structure of packed beds probed by Magnetic Resonance Imaging

    A.J Sederman;P Alexander;L.F Gladden

  • Magnetic resonance imaging of liquid flow and pore structure within packed beds

    A.J. Sederman;M.L. Johns;A.S. Bramley;P. Alexander

  • Structure-flow correlations in packed beds

    A.J. Sederman;M.L. Johns;P. Alexander;L.F. Gladden

  • Single- and two-phase flow in fixed-bed reactors: MRI flow visualisation and lattice-Boltzmann simulations

    M.D. Mantle;A.J. Sederman;L.F. Gladden

  • Magnetic resonance imaging as a quantitative probe of gas–liquid distribution and wetting efficiency in trickle-bed reactors

    A.J. Sederman;L.F. Gladden

  • Investigation of Void Fraction Schemes for Use with CFD-DEM Simulations of Fluidized Beds

    Daniel A. Clarke;Andrew J. Sederman;Lynn F. Gladden;Daniel J. Holland

  • Validation of a discrete element model using magnetic resonance measurements

    Christoph R. Müller;Stuart A. Scott;Daniel J. Holland;Belinda C. Clarke

  • Recent advances in Flow MRI

    Lynn F. Gladden;Andrew J. Sederman

  • MRI visualisation of two-phase flow in structured supports and trickle-bed reactors

    L.F. Gladden;M.H.M. Lim;M.D. Mantle;A.J. Sederman

  • Dynamic MRI in chemical process and reaction engineering

    M.D. Mantle;A.J. Sederman

  • Kinetic studies of CO2 methanation over a Ni/γ-Al2O3 catalyst using a batch reactor

    Jin Yang Lim;J McGregor;Andy Sederman;John Dennis

  • MRI technique for measurement of velocity vectors, acceleration, and autocorrelation functions in turbulent flow

    Andrew J Sederman;Mick D Mantle;Craig Buckley;Lynn F Gladden

  • Reducing data acquisition times in phase-encoded velocity imaging using compressed sensing.

    D.J. Holland;D.M. Malioutov;A. Blake;A.J. Sederman

  • Local transitions in flow phenomena through packed beds identified by MRI

    M. L. Johns;A. J. Sederman;A. S. Bramley;L. F. Gladden

  • Magnetic resonance velocity imaging of liquid and gas two-phase flow in packed beds

    M.H. Sankey;D.J. Holland;A.J. Sederman;L.F. Gladden

  • Dynamic MRI visualization of two‐phase flow in a ceramic monolith

    M. D. Mantle;A. J. Sederman;L. F. Gladden;S. Raymahasay

  • Magnetic Resonance Imaging of fluidized beds

    C.R. Müller;D.J. Holland;A.J. Sederman;M.D. Mantle

  • Real-time measurement of bubbling phenomena in a three-dimensional gas-fluidized bed using ultrafast magnetic resonance imaging.

    C. R. Müller;J. F. Davidson;J. S. Dennis;P. S. Fennell

Frequent Co-Authors

Lynn F. Gladden
Lynn F. Gladden University of Cambridge
Michael L. Johns
Michael L. Johns University of Western Australia
John S. Dennis
John S. Dennis University of Cambridge
John F. Davidson
John F. Davidson University of Cambridge
Allan N. Hayhurst
Allan N. Hayhurst University of Cambridge
Branko Bijeljic
Branko Bijeljic Imperial College London
Susan T.L. Harrison
Susan T.L. Harrison University of Cape Town
Andrew Blake
Andrew Blake University of Cambridge
Paul S. Fennell
Paul S. Fennell Imperial College London

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