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Sohail Murad, Professor and Head PhD, Cornell University, 1979 Research interests are in the broad areas of classical and statistical thermodynamics email - web page - 206 CEB - 312.996-5593 |
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Belinda S. Akpa, Assistant Professor PhD, University of Cambridge, 2007 Our research group develops and implements multinuclear MRI methods for application to engineering systems. email - web page - 213 CEB - 312.355.5149 |
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Said Al-Hallaj, Adjunct Professor PhD, IIT Chairman/CEO of All Cell Technologies LLC, Chicago, IL web page |
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Kenneth Brezinsky, Professor PhD, The City University of New York Combustion chemistry and combustion synthesis of materials email - web page - 2025 ERF - 312.996.9430 |
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Cynthia J. Jameson, Professor Emeritus PhD, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1963 Contributed to a fundamental understanding of the NMR chemical shift as a molecular electronic property; Interest in general trends and over-arching relationships, not just specific systems. email - web page - 4240B SES - 312.996-2352 |
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John H. Kiefer, Professor Emeritus PhD, Cornell University, 1961 Studying combustion/pyrolysis reactions at very high temperatures, providing a database for modeling/optimization of practical combustion systems and "steam crackers"-noncatalytic pyrolysis reactors con-verting saturated hydrocarbons to olefins-widely used in the petrochemical industry. email - web page - 205 CEB - 312.996-5711 |
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Andreas A. Linninger, Associate Professor PhD, Vienna University of Technology, 1992 Director of Laboratory for Product and Process Design. Interests in Drug delivery, Haemodynamics of the Brain, Metabolic Engineering, Bioprocess Design, Biomechanics email - web page - 206 SEO - 312.413.7743 |
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Ying Liu, Assistant Professor PhD, Princeton University, 2007 Research interests in Nanoparticle synthesis and Cell encapsulation email - web page - 211 CEB - 312.996.8249 |
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G. Ali Mansoori, Professor Molecular Based Study of Fluids, Solids & Phase Transitions in Macro & Nano Systems email - web page - 202 CEB - 312.996-5592 |
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Randall J. Meyer, Associate Professor PhD, University of Texas at Austin, 2001 Research employs experimental and theoretical methods in concert to aid in the rational design of materials, focusing on structure-reactivity relationships at the molecular/atomic level. email - web page - 223 CEB - 312.996-4607 |
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Ludwig C. Nitsche, Associate Professor PhD, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 1989 My research program emphasizes theoretical analysis of concrete micro-mechanical models in order to elucidate subcontinuum dynamics and to extract macroscopic transport behavior from the underlying microphysics. email - web page - 213 CEB - 312.996-3469 |
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Anil Oroskar, Adjunct Professor Chief Technology Officer Orochem Technologies, Inc. www.orochem.com |
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Jeffery P. Perl, Adjunct Professor Chicago Chem Consultants Corporation |
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John R. Regalbuto, Adjunct Professor PhD, University of Notre Dame, 1986 Fundamental studies of catalyst preparation, adsorption theory; Catalyst characterization, kinetics of gas-solid reactions; Engineering ethics. email - web page - 221 CEB - 312.996.0288 |
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Stephen Szepe, Professor Emeritus PhD, Illinois Institute of Technology, 1966 My broad areas of interest are reaction engineering and optimization email - web page - 312.996-2342 |
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Christos G. Takoudis, Professor PhD, University of Minnesota, 1982 Micro- and nano-electronic materials and processing; Heterogeneous catalysis and surface chemistry; Cerebral Malaria; Long-term inhibition of bacterial-associated infections in implant devices email - web page - 203 CEB - 312.355.0859 |
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Raffi M. Turian, Professor Emeritus PhD, University of Wisconsin, 1964 My research is concerned with the characterization and the behavior of particulate systems, and with the structure, stability, rheology and the flow in straight pipe and through pipeline transitions of colloidal and noncolloidal suspensions email - web page - 219 CEB - 312.996-8734 |
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Lewis E. Wedgewood, Associate Professor PhD, University of Wisconsin, 1988 Computational Fluid Mechanics, Macromolecular Fluid Flow, Transport Phenomena, and Stochastic Simulations email - web page - 207 CEB - 312.996.5228 |
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Alan D. Zdunek, Adjunct Professor email - 217 CEB - 312.996.2342 |
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