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Chemical Engineering
Dr. Daniel F. and Josephine Breeden Professor
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Education

Ph.D. Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering, Rice University
M.S. Chemical Engineering, Tulane University
B.S. Chemical Engineering, Tulane University

Research Interests

Self-assembly of nanomaterials
Rheology
Lyotropic Liqud Crystals
Additive Manufacturing
Polymers and Nanocomposites

In The News

Auburn Engineering announces six new or renewed endowed professorships

Daniel Tauritz, Dave Bevly, Anton Schindler, Virginia Davis, John Evans and Brian Thurow have been awarded new or continued endowed professorships.

Research Experience for Undergraduates provided opportunities for students to conduct research related to chemical engineering

The summer program aimed to help students develop important professional skills related to research, including giving elevator pitches, writing abstracts and creating scientific presentations.

Two graduate students in chemical engineering earn Merck Next Gen Leaders in Chemistry awards

Chemical engineering graduate students Ayuba Akinpelu and Francis Mekunye earned Merck's Next Gen Leaders in Chemistry awards for 2025, recognizing their research achievements.