Matthew Stuber

Matthew Stuber is the Pratt & Whitney Associate Professor in Advanced Systems Engineering and Director of Graduate Studies at the Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering, University of Connecticut. He holds a PhD from MIT (2013) and BChE from the University of Minnesota (2007). His research focuses on optimization theory, process systems engineering, renewable energy, and desalination technologies. He co-founded WaterFX, a water-tech startup addressing solar-driven desalination challenges. His work spans applications in energy, water, healthcare, and agriculture, emphasizing systems-level solutions to complex problems.

• Education:
• PhD, Chemical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2013)
• BChE, Chemical Engineering, University of Minnesota – Twin Cities (2007)

Research interests include global optimization software, process design under uncertainty, and renewable energy integration. His lab, the Process Systems Optimization Research Group (http://psor.uconn.edu/), develops novel methods for industrial and environmental systems. Notable awards include the 2018 AIChE CAST Division Award and 2012 Journal of Global Optimization Best Paper Award.

His articles highlight advancements in neural network optimization, tumor therapy design, and solar thermal systems. Grants and collaborations address interdisciplinary challenges in sustainability and healthcare. He actively advises on graduate studies and promotes innovation through academic-industry partnerships.