Robert Pantazes

Chemical Engineering
Assistant Professor
Ginn Faculty Achievement Fellow
105 Ross Hall
334.844.4805
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Education

Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, Pennsylvania State University
B.S. Chemical Engineering, Pennsylvania State University

Research Interests

Computational Protein Design and Engineering
Protein-Protein Interfaces
Disease Diagnostics
Pharmaceuticals
Biomedical Engineering

In The News

Graduate School honors 13 students, four faculty/staff from Auburn Engineering

Students, faculty and staff recognized at the annual Auburn University Graduate School awards ceremony, Friday, April 28, in the Melton Student Center Ballroom.
Inaugural BIO-SENS symposium to address biomanufacturing workforce needs

The inaugural BIO-SENS Industry-Academic Biotechnology Symposium will bring together industry professionals and academics to share new knowledge in the field of biomanufacturing.
Chemical engineering professor collaborates on $6M NSF biosensor project

Robert Pantazes, assistant professor of chemical engineering, is a collaborator on a $6 million NSF EPSCoR grant to develop biosensors to promote quality control in the biomanufacturing sector.
Auburn Engineering posts banner year for research in fiscal year 2020

The Auburn University Samuel Ginn College of Engineering has again posted a banner year for externally sponsored projects, bringing in more than $74 million in awards during fiscal year 2020. 
Chemical engineering to host virtual graduate school fair

Prospective graduate students are invited to participate in a virtual graduate school fair on Thursday, Oct. 15 hosted by the Department of Chemical Engineering at Auburn University.
Assistant professor wins major NIH award to develop therapeutic proteins

Robert Pantazes will further his research in developing and experimentally testing computational methods to design therapeutic proteins with a $1.75 million Maximizing Investigators’ Research Award (MIRA) from the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS), a part of the National Institutes of Health (NIH).

Auburn Engineering faculty collaborating on COVID-19 sensing device

Two assistant professors in the Auburn University Samuel Ginn College of Engineering have received a $200,000 grant from the National Science Foundation to develop a biosensor that will rapidly detect COVID-19.