NEJATI RESEARCH GROUP
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2018 AIChE Annual Meeting
Mahdi and Shayan presented their works in 2018 AIChE annual meeting in Pittsburgh, PA.: M Mohammadi Ghaleni, Siamak Nejati, “Selective deposition of fluoropolymers using surface energy contrast” M Mohammadi Ghaleni, Abdullah Al Balushi, Mona Bavarian, Siamak Nejati...
MEDRC Research Award
Abdullah was awarded the "Omani Young Water Researcher Award 2018" by the prestigious Middle East Desalination Research Center (MEDRC). The award was created by MEDRC to reward excellence in water research and to help inspire and motivate young Omani...
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WELCOME!
In our group we aim to understand polymeric materials properties at various length scales. By integrating polymeric materials within nanoscale metric porous matrices and characterize their performance, we set forth new ways to think about membrane design and fabrication for a variety of applications such as pervaporation, solvent filtration, water desalination and gas separation. We study interesting phenomena pivotal to fabrication of organized 3D matrices and for vacuum-based polymer synthesis. If keywords such as surface science, nanotechnology, transport phenomena, self-assembly, and stimuli-responsive functional polymers excite you, browse our page to learn more about our works and identify opportunities to work and collaborate with us.
For more information on Chemical Engineering at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, visit the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering’s Website.
WELCOME!
In our group we aim to understand polymeric materials properties at various length scales. By integrating polymeric materials within nanoscale metric porous matrices and characterize their performance, we set forth new ways to think about membrane design and fabrication for a variety of applications such as pervaporation, solvent filtration, water desalination and gas separation. We study interesting phenomena pivotal to fabrication of organized 3D matrices and for vacuum-based polymer synthesis. If keywords such as surface science, nanotechnology, transport phenomena, self-assembly, and stimuli-responsive functional polymers excite you, browse our page to learn more about our works and identify opportunities to work and collaborate with us.
For more information on Chemical Engineering at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, visit the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering’s Website.
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2018 AIChE Annual Meeting
Mahdi and Shayan presented their works in 2018 AIChE annual meeting in Pittsburgh, PA.: M Mohammadi Ghaleni, Siamak Nejati, “Selective deposition of fluoropolymers using surface energy contrast” M Mohammadi Ghaleni, Abdullah Al Balushi, Mona Bavarian, Siamak Nejati...
MEDRC Research Award
Abdullah was awarded the "Omani Young Water Researcher Award 2018" by the prestigious Middle East Desalination Research Center (MEDRC). The award was created by MEDRC to reward excellence in water research and to help inspire and motivate young Omani...
WELCOME!
In our group we aim to understand polymeric materials properties at various length scales. By integrating polymeric materials within nanoscale metric porous matrices and characterize their performance, we set forth new ways to think about membrane design and fabrication for a variety of applications such as pervaporation, solvent filtration, water desalination and gas separation. We study interesting phenomena pivotal to fabrication of organized 3D matrices and for vacuum-based polymer synthesis. If keywords such as surface science, nanotechnology, transport phenomena, self-assembly, and stimuli-responsive functional polymers excite you, browse our page to learn more about our works and identify opportunities to work and collaborate with us.
For more information on Chemical Engineering at University of Nebraska-Lincoln, visit the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering’s Website.
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