Chemical Engineering Education Graduate Guide (2020) An equal employment/equal educational opportunity institution The Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering is housed in state-of-the-art buildings on UA’s Engineering and Science Quad. The department offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees within a broad range of research areas and close interaction with world-class faculty. R e s e a r c h A r e a s • Biomaterials & Biological Nanomaterials • Bioprocessing, Metabolic Engineering • Cancer Mechanisms, Models & Therapies • Environmental Catalysis and Reactor Design • CO2 Separation & Clean Energy • Colloids & Surfactants • Drug Screening, Resistance & Delivery • Electrochemical Systems & Energy Storage • Electrodeposition & Spintronics • Fuel Cells & Photovoltaics • Functionalized/Nanostructured Membranes • Interfacial & Surface Phenomena • Ionic Liquid-based Materials & Systems • Magnetic Materials & Nanotechnology • Molecular Simulations & Modeling • Polymeric Material Synthesis & Design • Sensors (chemical and biological) • Stretchable Electronics • Water Treatment and Purification F a c u l t y Yuping Bao (Washington) Jason Bara (Colorado) Christopher Brazel (Purdue) Milad R. Esfahani (Tennessee Tech) James Harris (Purdue) Qiang Huang (Louisiana State) Yonghyun John Kim (UMBC) Tonya Klein (NC State) Amanda Koh (Rensselaer Polytechnic) Russell Mumper (Kentucky) Qing Peng (NC State) Shreyas Rao (Ohio State) Stephen Ritchie (Kentucky) Ryan Summers (Iowa) Tibor Szilvási (Budapest) C. Heath Turner (NC State) John Van Zee (Texas A&M) Steven Weinman (Clemson) John Wiest (Wisconsin) Evan Wujcik (Akron) Chao Zhao (Akron) C o n t a c t I n f o r m a t i o n E m a i l : [email protected] P h o n e : 205-348-6450 W e b : http://che.eng.ua.edu A p p l y : https://graduate.ua.edu
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Chemical Engineering EducationGraduate Guide (2020)
An equal employment/equal educational opportunity institution
The Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering is housed in state-of-the-art buildings on UA’s Engineering and Science Quad. The department offers M.S. and Ph.D. degrees within a
broad range of research areas and close interaction with world-class faculty.
Research Areas • Biomaterials & Biological Nanomaterials • Bioprocessing, Metabolic Engineering • Cancer Mechanisms, Models & Therapies • Environmental Catalysis and Reactor Design • CO2 Separation & Clean Energy • Colloids & Surfactants • Drug Screening, Resistance & Delivery • Electrochemical Systems & Energy Storage • Electrodeposition & Spintronics • Fuel Cells & Photovoltaics • Functionalized/Nanostructured Membranes • Interfacial & Surface Phenomena • Ionic Liquid-based Materials & Systems • Magnetic Materials & Nanotechnology • Molecular Simulations & Modeling • Polymeric Material Synthesis & Design • Sensors (chemical and biological) • Stretchable Electronics • Water Treatment and Purification
Faculty Yuping Bao (Washington)
Jason Bara (Colorado) Christopher Brazel (Purdue)
Milad R. Esfahani (Tennessee Tech) James Harris (Purdue)
Qiang Huang (Louisiana State) Yonghyun John Kim (UMBC)
Tonya Klein (NC State) Amanda Koh (Rensselaer Polytechnic)
Russell Mumper (Kentucky) Qing Peng (NC State)
Shreyas Rao (Ohio State) Stephen Ritchie (Kentucky)
Ryan Summers (Iowa) Tibor Szilvási (Budapest)
C. Heath Turner (NC State) John Van Zee (Texas A&M)
Steven Weinman (Clemson) John Wiest (Wisconsin)
Evan Wujcik (Akron) Chao Zhao (Akron)
Contact Information Email: [email protected]
Phone: 205-348-6450 Web: http://che.eng.ua.edu
Apply: https://graduate.ua.edu
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