Mark A. Barteau, Ph.D. (Stanford), Robert L. Pigford Professor of Chemical Engineering and Director, Center for Catalytic Science and Technology: Surface science of metals and metal oxides, spectroscopic characterization of surfaces and catalysts. (Joint appointment with Chemistry and Biochemistry Department.)

Antony N. Beris, Ph.D. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Professor: Computational fluid mechanics, particularly of viscoelastic materials and free surface flows, numerical analysis on supercomputers and parallel computers, polymer processing.

Costel D. Denson, Ph.D. (Utah), Professor and Vice Provost for Research: Polymer processing and rheology, mixing, mass transfer, chemical reactions.

Prasad S. Dhurjati, Ph.D. (Purdue), Professor: Biochemical engineering, process control, artificial intelligence.

Henry C. Foley, Ph.D. (Pennsylvania State), Professor: Catalysis and separation, molecular sieves, metallic membranes, materials synthesis, mass transfer, adsorption and kinetics. (Joint appointment with Chemistry Department.)

Eric W. Kaler, Ph.D. (Minnesota), Professor and Chair: Colloid and surfactant science, complex fluid thermodynamics, materials synthesis, small-angle scattering.

Abraham M. Lenhoff, Ph.D. (Wisconsin), Professor: Transport phenomena, separation processes, biophysics and bioengineering.

Roy L. McCullough, Ph.D. (New Mexico), Professor: Polymer composites, polymer physics.

Jon H. Olson, D. Eng. (Yale), Professor and Associate Chair of Undergraduate Program: Catalysis, kinetics and reactor design, process control.

T.W. Fraser Russell, Ph.D. (Delaware), Allan P. Colburn Professor;  also Chief Engineer, Institute of Energy Conversion: Semiconductor reaction and reactor engineering, photovoltaic unit operations, multi-phase fluid mechanics.

Stanley I. Sandler, Ph.D. (Minnesota), Henry Belin du Pont Professor and Director, Center for Molecular and Engineering Thermodynamics: Thermodynamics, statistical mechanics and liquid-state theory phase equilibria, separations processes, biochemical processes.

Jerold M. Schultz, Ph.D. (Carnegie Institute of Technology), C. Ernest Birchenall Professor: Materials science, structure and properties of polymers, x-ray diffraction technology.

Richard P. Wool, Ph.D. (Utah), Professor: Polymer physics, interfaces, composites, dynamics, fracture, biodegration, materials science.

Andrew L. Zydney, Ph.D. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Professor: Biological separations, artificial organs, membrane processes.

Douglas J. Buttrey, Ph.D. (Purdue), Associate Professor: Synthesis, crystal growth, and characterization of materials for applications in superconductivity, catalysis and fast ion conduction.

Francis J. Doyle III, Ph.D. (California Institute of Technology), Associate Professor: Process identification and control, nonlinear process modeling, pulp and paper control, biosystems control.

Annette D. Shine, Ph.D. (Massachusetts Institute of Technology), Associate Professor: Polymer and composite rheology and processing, polymer degradation.

Norman J. Wagner, Ph.D. (Princeton), Associate Professor: Material micromechanics, interfacial mechanics, adsorption/desorption.

Nily R. Dan, Ph.D. (Minnesota), Assistant Professor: Complex fluid thermodynamics, self assembly in polymeric and surfactant systems, interfacial phenomena.

Marylin C. Huff, Ph.D. (Minnesota), Assistant Professor: Reaction engineering and catalysis, transport phenomena, novel catalyst design.

Raul F. Lobo, Ph.D. (California Institute of Technology), Assistant Professor: Inorganic materials synthesis and characterization, catalysis and kinetics, and adsorption and separations.

Anne Skaja Robinson, Ph.D. (Illinois at Urbana-Champaign), Assistant Professor: Molecular and cellular engineering for improved protein production.

CONSULTING (INDUSTRIAL) FACULTY 

This department believes strongly that good engineering scholarship should be closely coupled to real engineering problems. Consequently, we take advantage of our location in the Delaware Valley-New Jersey "heartland" of the chemical process industries to work with a significant number of industrial scholars who bring us specialized skills in association with the art of engineering as well as the science. These scholars are: 

Ralph J. Bertolacini (Amoco-Retired). 

Arthur W. Etchells III (DuPont Company). 

James J. Grant III (DuPont Company). 

Robert K. Grasselli (Mobil Research and Development-Retired). 

John H. Green (DuPont Company). 

Richard K. Grenville (DuPont Company). 

Michael P. Harold (DuPont Company). 

Allan E. Jones (DuPont Company-Retired). 

Simon G. Kukes (Rosprom Corporation). 

Jan J. Lerou (DuPont Company). 

Steven R. Lustig (DuPont Company). 

James E. Lyons (Sun Refining & Marketing Company). 

William H. Manogue (DuPont Company). 

Leo E. Manzer (DuPont Company). 

Patrick L. Mills (DuPont Company). 

Kenneth L. Mulholland (DuPont Company). 

Babatunde A. Ogunnaike (DuPont Company). 

Roger Phillips (Montell USA). 

Richard J. Quann (Mobil Research & Development Corporation). 

A.V. Ramamurthy (Union Carbide). 

Mark R. Schure (Rohm and Haas). 

Ravi Sharma (Eastman Kodak). 

Robert Sylvester (DuPont Company). 

James N. Tilton (DuPont Company). 

E. Alan Uebler (Mortenson & Uebler). 

Kurt F. Wissbrun (Hoechst-Celanese Research Company-Retired).