Bamin Khomami
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Granger and Beaman Distinguished University Professor, Department Head
Ph.D., University of Illinois- Urbana: Transport mechanics of complex fluids, advanced materials for sustainable energy applications, multiscale modeling and simulation, drug delivery and personalized medicine and rheology. |
Brian J. Edwards
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Professor,
Associate Head
Ph.D., University of Delaware: Thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, molecular modeling and sustainable energy. |
Paul R. Bienkowski
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Professor
Ph. D., Purdue University: Thermodynamics, environmental biotechnology and sustainable energy. |
Eric T. Boder
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Career Development
Associate Professor
Ph.D., University of Illinois: Molecular biotechnology and bioengineering, protein engineering and directed evolution. |
Robert M. (Pete) Counce
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Professor
Ph.D., University of Tennessee: Green engineering, process design, separations and sustainable energy.
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Paul Dalhaimer
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Assistant Professor
Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania: Physical characterization of worm-like micelles and their application as drug delivery vehicles in culture with lung carcinoma cell lines and live animal models; Monte-Carlo simulations of erythrocyte and other hair cell cytoskeletons.
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Paul D. Frymier
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Associate Professor
Ph.D., University of Virginia: Engineering and optimization of photosynthetic routes to biohydrogen; development and implementation of biosensors and sustainable energy. |
Ramki Kalyanaraman
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Associate Professor
Ph.D., North Carolina State University, Raleigh: Thin film growth and characterization; phase transformation and self-organization; energetic beam processing; and functional nanostructures and nanocomposites. |
David J. Keffer
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Professor
Ph.D., University of Minnesota: Multiscale materials modeling with applications in fuel cells, nanoporous materials, polymers, explosive sensors, etc. |
Stephen J. Paddison
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Associate Professor
Ph.D., University of Calgary, Canada: Computational materials science as applied to fuel cell electrolytes and electrocatalysts and sustainable energy. |
Tsewei Wang
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Associate Professor
Ph.D., MIT: Bioinformatics; organization and search in large databases; data mining, process molding and control.
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Thomas A. Zawodzinski
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Professor,
Governor's Chair
Ph.D., SUNY/Buffalo:
Electrochemical Devices for Energy Applications, including fundamental and applied studies of batteries and fuel cells; applications of NMR methods to the study of transport and structure in device components; preparing and understanding advanced functional materials; developing molecular device concepts. |
