Michael Howard

Chemical Engineering
Assistant Professor
348 Ross Hall
334.844.2008
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Education

Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, Princeton University
B.S. Chemical Engineering, Penn State University

In The News

Assistant professor in chemical engineering wins NSF CAREER Award

Michael Howard is developing a simulated modeling approach for the drying-induced assembly of colloidal-particle coatings, such as paint, with composition gradients. This innovative method could streamline production, reduce resource consumption and save time.
Auburn's chemical engineering graduate program empowers students to achieve remarkable outcomes

Research. Mentorship. Academic success. These pillars of Auburn University’s chemical engineering graduate program are woven together through a supportive environment that fosters a dynamic blend of innovation and excellence, empowering students to achieve remarkable outcomes – from day one to dissertation.
Graduate student in chemical engineering earns MoISSI software fellowship

Levi Petix was one of eight students chosen nationally to receive the Molecular Sciences and Software Institute software fellowship.
Assistant professor in chemical engineering earns $430k National Science Foundation grant

Michael Howard is developing computer models to help scientists understand and design soft materials, from industrial fluids and consumer products to nanoparticles delivered to complex environments like the body.
Four engineering professors recipients of Auburn's internal research and creative works funding programs

Congratulations, Chris Kieslich, Michael Howard, Pengyu Chen and Chad Rose!
#GINNing Podcast: Supraman

Michael Howard is one of the nation's leading collector of colloidal kudos. His latest is from a little outfit called the National Science Foundation, which awarded him a three-year grant to investigate new strategies for making colloidal supraparticles. 
Chemical engineering professor explores colloidal supraparticles with NSF grant

Assistant professor of chemical engineering Michael Howard received a three-year grant from the National Science Foundation to investigate new strategies for making colloidal supraparticles, a soft material useful for applications ranging from catalyzing chemical reactions to creating brilliant structural coloration.