Faculty
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Office: 210 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, Technical University of Denmark, 2003 Process systems engineering; computer aided process engineering; process integration and optimization; process and product design; sustainable and environmentally benign technologies; optimization of intergrated biorefineries; logistical fuel processing systems. |
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Office: 227 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of California (Berkeley), 2003 Micro-and nano-electromechanical systems design, fabrication and reliability; micro-and nano-tribology; molecularly thin film synthesis and design; novel thin film processing; surface science; and semiconductor materials processing. |
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Office: 324 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, Purdue University, 2003 Drug delivery; bio (mimetic, inspired, and hybrid) materials; therapeutic and diagnostic biomedical devices; recognitive networks for sensing and drug delivery; functional intelligent polymeric films and networks; bionanotechnology. |
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Office: 240 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of California (Berkeley), 1965 Biochemical engineering; biofuels; bioresource engineering; biomedical engineering; pharmaceutical and environmental biotechnology. |
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Office: 312 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1965 Pulp and paper; Bioresource engineering; biorefining and biofuels. |
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Office: 222 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D, Chemical Engineering, University of Maryland, 2004 Structure-property relationship of nanomaterials; elucidating and controlling the interaction of nanomaterials with biological systems; drug delivery; "smart" nanomaterials; theranostics; nanocomposites; hierarchical structure control by self-assembling nano-systems. |
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Office: 328 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, Rice University, 2006 Nanorod liquid crystals, macroscopic applications of single-walled carbon nanotubes (SWNTs), structure-processing-property relationships in polymer nanocomposites, and rheological characterization of nanomaterials. |
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Office: 320 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of Illinois Urbana, 1996 Alternative fuels; polymer processing; multiphase flow visualization methods; environmental and industrial separations, particle and bubble interactions; transport phenomena. |
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Office: 328 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of Texas, Austin, 1993 Bio-fuel, hydrogen Fuel, nanomedicine, nanotechnology, supercritical fluids. |
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Office: 322 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University, 1972 Reactive mixing; chemical, biochemical and biomedical process analysis involving reaction coupled with transport phenomena; simulation using computational fluid dynamics (FLUENT); viscosity analysis of multiphase and other non-Newtonian systems. |
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Office: 356 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Physics, University of Helsinki, Finland, 1996 Pulp and paper; bioresource engineering; biorefining; advanced and sustainable manufacturing; novel forest-based biomaterials; nanomaterials processing and applications. |
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Office: 352 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, Auburn University, 1995 Efficiency improvements in paper recycling operations, energy reductions in pulp processing, millwide process control methods, engineering education, development of teaching methods, K-12 outreach. |
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Office: 318 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of Maine, Orono, 1976 Integrated biorefining; biomass fractionation; value prior to pulping; pulp and paper engineering in-situ liquor analysis. |
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Office: 242 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, Iowa State University, 1972 Bioprocessing of lignocellulosic materials for production of fuels and chemicals; bioreactor development for enzyme and microbial process technology; pretreatment/delignification of biomass for enzymatic saccharification and co-fermentation. |
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Office: 338 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, Rice University, 2005 Cell-material interactions, biomimetic material design, cardiac regeneration, cardiovascular tissue engineering, directed stem cell differentiation, cardiac electrophysiology |
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Office: 147 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Mechanical Engineering, Oklahoma State University, 1966 Design of phase-cooling systems for power plants, design of wood-burning equipment, reducing pollution from combustion systems, development of methods to reduce energy consumption. |
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Office: 191B Wilmore |
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MS, Chemical Engineering, Washington State University, 1995 Technology for engineering instruction, plant cell culture. |
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Office: 330 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering/Physical Chemistry, The Institute of Paper Chemistry, Appleton, WI, 1973 Surface science and interfacial phenomena; surface characterization of pharmaceutical and bio-relevant particles, fibers and solid surfaces. |
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Office: 228 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of Kentucky, 1978 Process design and engineering education. |
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Office: 220 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of Notre Dame, 1994 Supercritical fluid (SCF) and tunable solvent technologies; nanomaterials synthesis in tunable solvents; heterogeneous and homogeneous reactions in SCFs; fuel synthesis gas-to-liquids technologies. |
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Office: 314 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, University of Wisconsin, 1981 Microfibrous materials manufacturing; heterogeneous reactive systems and catalysis; fuel reforming/processing; fuel cell systems; electrochemical systems and electrode materials. |
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Office: 318 Ross Hall |
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Ph.D., Chemical Engineering, The University of Texas at Austin, 2004 Manufacturing process modelingl microelectronic and pulp and paper processes; systems biology; metabolic network identification and early cancer detection. |
