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Michael Vitelli is an Assistant Professor, Teaching Stream in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Waterloo. He specializes in engineering education and has expertise in both research and teaching within the field of chemical engineering.
Education:
- 2022: Doctorate in Chemical Engineering, University of Waterloo
- 2017: Master of Applied Science in Chemical Engineering, University of Waterloo
- 2015: Bachelor of Applied Science in Chemical Engineering, University of Waterloo
Research Interests: Michael’s research focuses on mechanistic modeling of cell culture heterogeneity in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, vaccine production optimization, and the application of spectroscopic techniques (e.g., near-infrared and fluorescence) for non-destructive analysis of agricultural and pharmaceutical materials. He also explores dry fractionation methods for food processing and process control strategies in industrial settings.
Teaching Trends: His recent courses highlight a strong focus on foundational chemical engineering principles and emerging biotechnological applications. Courses like CHE 161 (Engineering Biology) and CHE 361 (Bioprocess Engineering) reflect his engagement with interdisciplinary topics in bioengineering and biopharmaceuticals.
Advising & Grants: Michael is currently open to graduate student applications but no specific grants or current advisees are listed. He emphasizes structured application processes for prospective students.
Labs/Teams: No specific laboratory or team affiliations are mentioned in the provided text.
