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Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Matteo Pasquali

A.J. Hartsook Professor, Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering

Professor, Chemistry and Materials Science and Nanoengineering

Director, Carbon Hub

Member, Ken Kennedy Institute

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4.0

11 temporary mock ratings

Difficulty

2.8

course-linked average

Courses

6

in seeded sections

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Research areas

Sustainable Carbon Materials; Industrial Decarbonization; Interrelationships between energy use, hydrocarbon use, materials production, and climate change; CO2-free conversion of natural gas and hydrocarbons to materials with positive clean hydrogen production; theoretical, computational, experimental, technoeconomic, and life-cycle analysis of: scalable liquid-phase processing of carbon nanotubes (CNTs); material recycling; behavior of individual CNTs in water and other liquids; rheology and phase behavior of concentrated liquid phases of CNTs (networks; lyotropic liquid crystals); rheology and phase behavior of functionalized CNTs in liquids; scalable synthesis of CNTs; scalable separation of metallic vs. semiconductor CNTs; fiber spinning CNTs from solutions; fabrication of transparent, conductive films of CNTs; applications of CNTs as fuel cell electrodes; applications of CNTs in biological systems; new materials with high electrical and thermal conductivity; purification, solution phase behavior, and material processing of boron nitride nanotubes (BNNTs), graphene, and hexagonal boron nitride; rheology and phase behavior of oilfield fluids; fluid mechanics and rheology of polymer solutions; visualization of flowing DNA molecules; free-surface and interfacial flows; flow, blood rheology, hemolysis, and thrombosis in blood pumps; response of white and red blood cells to strain and stress; stabilized Galerkin/finite element methods for viscoelastic flow; rheology of semi-flexible polymer molecules; DNA condensation; emulsion rheology.

Courses taught

CHBE 007

Visiting Research

Research conducted by a visiting student scholars. Repeatable for Credit.

Chemical & Biomolecular EngNone0 credits
4.12.4hAdams, Jason, Pasquali, Matteo, Verduzco, Rafael, Wang, Haotian

CHBE 401

Transport Phenomena I

Fundamental principles of energy, mass, and momentum transport applied to the continuum; analysis of macroscopic physical systems based on the continuum equations; applications in chemical engineering practice.

Chemical & Biomolecular EngNone3 credits
4.28.4hPasquali, Matteo

CHBE 495

Undergraduate Research

Discussion of advanced topics of interest. Students will spend time exploring special topics chosen with their advisor, and will participate in weekly discussion groups. The number of credits will vary and are awarded based on total time required to explore the chosen project. Repeatable for Credit.

Chemical & Biomolecular EngNone1-6 credits
3.46.8hAdams, Jason, Ajayan, Pulickel, Alvarez, Pedro, Biswal, Sibani, Chapman, Walter, Gao, Xue, Garcia Camargo, Lucas, Hirasaki, George J., Kampouri, Stavroula, Li, Qilin, MacKintosh, Frederick, Mikos, Antonios, Mohite, Aditya, Pasquali, Matteo, San, Ka-Yiu, Segatori, Laura, Senftle, Thomas, Thyer, Ross, Veiseh, Omid, Verduzco, Rafael, Wang, Haotian, Wong, Michael, Zygourakis, Kyriacos

CHBE 800

Graduate Research

Repeatable for Credit.

Chemical & Biomolecular EngNone1-15 credits
3.37.3hAdams, Jason, Ajo-Franklin, Caroline, Alvarez, Pedro, Biswal, Sibani, Chapman, Walter, Firoozabadi, Abbas, Gao, Xue, Kampouri, Stavroula, Kolomeisky, Anatoly, Landes, Christy, Li, Qilin, Lin, Shihong, MacKintosh, Frederick, Marciel, Amanda, Mohite, Aditya, Pasquali, Matteo, Senftle, Thomas, Sholl, David, Silberg, Joff, Singer, Philip, Tabor, Jeffrey, Thyer, Ross, Veiseh, Omid, Verduzco, Rafael, Wang, Haotian, Wong, Michael, Zhang, Yirui Arlene

CHEM 800

Graduate Research

Repeatable for Credit.

ChemistryNone1-15 credits
3.97.7hAjayan, Pulickel, Alvarez, Pedro, Bagchi, Kushal, Ball, Zachary, Bao, Gang, Dai, Mingjie, Diehl, Michael, Gustavsson, Anna-Karin, Hafner, Jason, Halas, Naomi, Han, Yimo, Hartgerink, Jeffrey, Hernandez Sanchez, Raul, Hulet, Randy, Igoshin, Oleg, Jones, Matt, Kampouri, Stavroula, Kolomeisky, Anatoly, Kurti, Laszlo, Lou, Jun, Ma, Yuan, MacKintosh, Frederick, Marciel, Amanda, Marti-Arbona, Angel, Martin, Lane, Masiello, Carrie, Matsuda, Seiichi P., McHugh, Kevin, Mikos, Antonios, Mohite, Aditya, Morosan, Emilia, Mou, Quanbing, Nevidomskyy, Andriy, Nienhaus, Lea, Nordlander, Peter, Onuchic, Jose, Pasquali, Matteo, Renata, Hans, Sarlah, David, Scuseria, Gustavo, Shee, James, Tour, James, Wang, Haotian, Weisman, Bruce, West, Julian, Wittung Stafshede, Pernilla, Wolynes, Peter, Wong, Michael, Xiao, Han, Yakobson, Boris, Yruegas, Samantha

MSNE 622

M.M.S. Research Project II

This is the second part of the M.M.E. research project and continuation of MSNE 621. Course requirements will include a final report. Repeatable for Credit.

Materials Science & NanoEngNone3 credits
3.78.6hAjayan, Pulickel, Han, Yimo, Lee, Hae Yeon, Lou, Jun, Lozano, Karen, Ma, Xuedan, Pasquali, Matteo, Tang, Ming, Tringides, Christina, Vajtai, Robert, Yakobson, Boris, Zhu, Hanyu

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