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On the Personal Side: I took a nontraditional pathway to academia. I spent 10 years in industry consulting on environmental site remediations before returning to academia via a PhD at the University of Colorado . My pathway covered 18 years of environmental/chemical engineering including project and program management in the fields of environmental engineering, microgravity, and advanced life support systems. A native of Scranton , PA , my interests include backpacking, outdoor activities, and travel, in addition to studies in philosophy. My picture on this page shows me standing in the door of a hotel constructed entirely out of salt. In my research laboratory I am still surrounded by (liquid) salts which we are using as separation agents.
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Teaching:
My job is not to teach engineering but to teach how to think like an engineer.
| Introduction | Laboratory Equipment and Capabilities |
Material Science: Room Temperature Ionic Liquids (Ongoing) |
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RTIL Membranes and Facilitated Transport Membranes (Ongoing) |
Publications by Research Topic |
Electrochemical Modulated Complexations: Active Transport using RTILs (Ongoing) |
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Membrane Condensers (Proposed Small Business Innovative Research) |
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Undergraduate Researcher Projects: Example PRO membranes |
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Advanced Life Support in Space. |
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Environmental Site Investigations and Remediations. |
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