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Worcester, New England’s third largest city, is an hour from Boston, Providence, and Hartford. It has an active arts and cultural community, great restaurants, entertainment venues, and shopping centers. The region is known for its high concentration of life sciences–based companies and academic research centers.

Bioengineering Catalysis and Reaction Engineering Nanomaterials Process Analysis, Control, and Safety Sustainable and Green Engineering

WORCESTER POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE Graduate Studies in CHEmICAl ENGINEERING

Department of Chemical Engineering

RESEARCH AREAS AND FACulTy

Bacterial Adhesion Biomaterials NanobiotechnologyTerri A. Camesano, PhD, Pennsylvania State University

Separation Processes Engineering EducationWilliam M. Clark, PhD, Rice University

Catalysis and Reaction Engineering as Applied to Fuel Cells and Hydrogen

Ravindra Datta, PhD, University of California, Santa Barbara

Catalysis and Surface Science metal Oxide materialsComputational Chemistry

N. Aaron Deskins, PhD, Purdue University

Engineering Education Teaching and learning AssessmentDavid DiBiasio, PhD, Purdue University

Transport in Chemical Reactors Application of CFD to Catalyst and Reactor Design microreactors

Anthony G. Dixon, PhD, University of Edinburgh

Analysis, Control and Safety of Chemical ProcessesEnvironmental and Energy Systems Process Performance monitoring

Nikolaos K. Kazantzis, PhD, University of Michigan

Syntheses, Characterization and Application of Inorganic membraneswith special emphasis on composite Pd and Pd alloy porous

metal membranes for hydrogen separation and membrane reactorsYi Hua Ma, ScD, MIT

Applied Kinetics and Reactor Analysis Particulate SynthesisWater Purification Engineering

Robert W. Thompson, PhD, Iowa State University

Bionanotechnology Bioseparations BiomEmS microfluidicsmicroelectronic and Photonic Packaging

Susan Zhou, PhD, University of Califonia, Irvine

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