The School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy
ASU’s chemical engineering faculty designs and develops new technologies and processes for converting raw materials into more useful products. Their research interests span various fields, from polymer composites and catalysis to inorganic membranes.
Berkson's research combines synthetic chemistry and advanced spectroscopic tools to understand surfaces and interfaces at the molecular level, engineer their properties and unlock new reactivities.
Deng's research interests include adsorbents, catalysts and membranes for sustainable energy and clean water applications.
Emady’s research encompasses particulate process and product design. She joined ASU in 2015.
Lin's areas of expertise include Inorganic membrane science, adsorption, separation technologies, catalysis, batteries and fuel cells, and carbon dioxide capture.
Muhich is a chemical engineer who uses computational chemical to understand and design materials which facilitate reduction/oxidation reactions for renewable energy generation and use and environmental sustainability
Stephanopoulos' interests cover many aspects of process systems engineering, such as: process synthesis; process modeling and analysis; process optimization; process operations modeling, analysis, diagnosis, and control.
