biomedical and chemical engineering

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SYRACUSE UNIVERSITYBIomEdICAl ANd ChEmICAl ENgINEERINg

department of Biomedical and Chemical Engineering121 Link HallSyracuse UniversitySyracuse, NY 13244315-443-1931bmce.syr.edu

FACUlTY:Gustav A. Engbretson (Chair)Rebecca A. BaderJeremy L. GilbertJulie M. HasenwinkelJames H. HendersonJohn C. HeydweillerGeorge C. MartinPatrick T. MatherDacheng RenAshok S. SanganiLawrence L. Tavlarides

RESEARCh AREAS:PolymersTissue EngineeringBiofilmsBiomaterialsBiofuelsBiomechanicsDrug DeliverySeparationsSurface Science Process Simulation

F. t. AL-SAADOOnPh.D., University of Pittsburgh, P.e. Reservoir Engineering and Production

J. L. ChiShOLmPh.D., University of Oklahoma Reservoir Engineering and Production

W. A. heenAnD.Ch.e., University of Detroit, P.e. Process Control and Thermodynamics

S. LeePh.D., University of Pittsburgh Gas Hydrates and Thermodynamics

• FACULty •

teXAS A&m UniverSity—kingSviLLeWayne H. King Dept. of Chemical and Natural Gas Engineering

Chemical EngineeringM.S. and M.E.

Natural Gas EngineeringM.S. and M.E.

Located in tropical South Texas, forty miles south of the urban center of Corpus Christi and thirty miles west of Padre Island National Seashore.

FOR INFORMATION AND APPLICATION WRITE:

A. A. PILEHVARITexas A&M University—Kingsville

Campus Box 193Kingsville, Texas 78363

(361) 593-2002 • A-Pilehvari@tamuk.edu

A. A. PiLehvAriPh.D., University of tulsa, P.e. Rheology, Gas Processing

h. A. DUArtePh.D., texas A&m University Chemical Engineering

P. L. millsD.Sc., Washington University in St. Louis Reaction Engineering and Process Science

r. W. SerthPh.D., SUny at buffalo, P.e. Rheology and Applied Mathematics