Gregory Raupp

Gregory Raupp serves as Professor and Director at Arizona State University's School for Engineering of Matter, Transport and Energy within the Fulton Schools of Engineering, and holds a concurrent appointment as Senior Global Futures Scientist.

His research spans fundamental and applied chemical engineering domains:

• Reaction kinetics, surface chemistry, and micro/nano fabrication for flexible electronics
• Environmentally-conscious manufacturing of biocompatible materials and devices
• Photocatalytic systems for air purification, disinfection, and pollution control
• Electrochemical engineering, process dynamics, and advanced reactor design
• Innovative pedagogical approaches including active and cooperative learning

Raupp directs major federally and industry-funded initiatives in flexible display manufacturing, solar energy systems, and blast monitoring technology through partnerships with NASA, NSF, DOD, LG Display, Hewlett-Packard, Corning, and defense contractors. His teaching portfolio includes core chemical engineering courses in process dynamics, design, and graduate research supervision across multiple degree programs.