Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, 1987, University of California at Berkeley
M.S. Chemical Engineering, 1982, University of Cincinnati
B.A. Chemistry, 1979, Clark University
University of New Hampshire
Professor of Chemical Engineering, August 2001-
Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering, August 1993-July 2001
Assistant Professor of Chemical Engineering, August 1987-July 1993
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Electroplating: Electrodeposition of metals is a process technology used to form functional, protective or decorative coatings or objects. Research in our laboratory focuses on deposition of copper and tin for applications in electronics and semiconductor manufacture. |
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Corrosion: Corrosion is the electrochemical degradation of metals in natural and industrial environments. Current activities include a study of corrosion of steel reinforcement near patch repairs in concrete structures, and a study of corrosion processes in copper electroplating baths. |
Undergraduate Laboratory, Advanced Heat Transfer, Corrosion, Introduction to Polymer Engineering, Introduction to Chemical Engineering, Mass Transfer