Postgraduate Environmental Engineering Program in the ChE Department at the National University of Singapore
Authors
K.G. Neoh
National University of Singapore
Y.P. Ting
National University of Singapore
R.R. Stanforth
National University of Singapore
C. Tien
National University of Singapore
Abstract
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Author Biographies
K.G. Neoh, National University of Singapore
K.G. Neoh is Associate Professor and Head of the Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering. She received her degrees (BS and ScD) in Chemical Engineering from MIT. Her research interests include catalytic microparticles, electroactive polymers, surface functionalization, and stability enhancement of polymeric materials.
Y.P. Ting, National University of Singapore
Y.P. Ting is a Senior Lecturer. He received his BSc in Chemical Engineering from the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology in the UK, and his PhD from Monash University, Australia. His research interests are in the area of biosorption and bioremediation.
R.R. Stanforth, National University of Singapore
R.R. Stanforth is a Senior Lecturer and conducts research in stabilization of heavy metals and adsorption of metals and anions. He received his BS in chemistry from Heidelburg College and his MS and PhD in Water Chemistry from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He has developed undergraduate and postgraduate courses in environmental chemistry and set up the analytical facilities in the environmental engineering laboratories.
C. Tien, National University of Singapore
C. Tien is Director of the Environmental Engineering Program and the Environmental Technology Enterprise. He received his BS from National Taiwan University and his MS and PhD from Kansas State University and Northwestern University, respectively. His research interests are in deep bed filtration, aerosol deposition in granular and fibrous media, adsorption, and cake formation in fluid/solid separation.
