Wayne
Curtis
wrc2@psu.edu |
My laboratory is developing commercial applications
of plant cell and tissue culture |
Michael
Janik
mjanik@engr.psu.edu |
Current research in our lab utilizes atomistic modeling techniques,
mainly first principles based electronic structure methods,
to probe the relationship between the structure/composition
of catalytic materials and their activity and selectivity. Specific
emphasis is placed on catalytic processes of relevance to alternative
energy conversion technologies, and current research concentrates
on electro-catalytic systems such as fuel cell electrodes |
Themis
Matsoukas
matsoukas@psu.edu
|
Photocalytic activity of titania nanoparticles for the destruction
of organic pollutants in water |
Joe
Perez
jmp13@psu.edu |
Environmentally benign lubricants, such as use of vegetable
oils as lub base stocks and vapor phase lubricants in engines
to reduce the lub consumption and emmissions |
Robert Rioux
rioux@engr.psu.edu
|
Heterogeneous catalysis for energy and environmental applications |
Darrell
Velegol
velegol@psu.edu |
Molecular origins of bacterial adhesion in the presence of
organic matter. |
