معرفی
Michael E. Mullins is a Professor at Michigan Technological University specializing in kinetics, catalysis, thermodynamics, ceramics, particle technology, and environmental engineering.
Education
- PhD, University of Rochester, 1983
Research Interests
His work centers on Clean Processing Technologies for pollution prevention, waste treatment, and site remediation through thermodynamic database development and oxidation reactor design (ozone, catalytic wet oxidation, photocatalysis). In Particles and Materials, he develops catalysts, adsorbents, and inorganic membranes using sol-gel, vapor, and plasma techniques for surface modification and advanced material characterization.
Publication Trends
His 1993-1996 publications reveal interdisciplinary integration of environmental engineering and materials science, focusing on reactor modeling for waste treatment, sol-gel synthesis of multi-component materials, and chemical data correlation for process design.
Research Group
He leads an active group collaborating with industry and government agencies on clean manufacturing alternatives, employing spectroscopic and physical characterization methods to develop separative reactors, fuel cell components, and catalytic membrane systems for waste reduction.
