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The Macosko Research Group

Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
University of Minnesota

Top Row: Shingo Kobayashi, David Giles, Jie Song, Chris Macosko, Carlos Lopez, Hari Gopalakrishna
Middle Row: Yutaka Miura, Seejo Kim, Lixin Mao, Patrick Lee, Yoshihiro Inui
Bottom Row: Zhengxi Zhu, Hyunwoo Kim, Ling Zhang, Dawud Tan, Joel Bell
Photos of Previous Groups 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, other photos


Research Group Leader

University of Minnesota
CEMS

151 Amundson Hall
421 Washington Ave SE
Minneapolis MN 55455

612-625-0092 (phone)
612-626-1686 (fax)

macosko@umn.edu

Christopher W. Macosko and the students in his group create multiphase polymer microstructures via process flows and chemical reaction. They carry out research on polymer blending, polyurethane foaming, dispersion of nano-filler in polymers, and creation of nanoparticles for drug delivery. Macosko has also been active in developing new rheological test methods and their applications. He is the author of the popular text: Rheology: Principles, Measurements, and Applications (Wiley, 1994).

The Macosko Group has produced over 350 publications and been home to nearly 100 Ph.D. and M.S. students, post-doctoral scholars, and visiting scientists. Macosko is also the Director of IPrime, the Industrial Partnership for Research in Interfacial and Materials Engineering at the University of Minnesota.


Research Group Staff
Administrative Assistant
351 Amundson Hall
612-626-9509 (phone)
612-626-1686 (fax)
Director
Polymer Characterization Facility
320B Amundson Hall
612-625-0880 (phone)
612-626-1686 (fax)

 

University of Minnesota
CEMS
151 Amundson Hall
421 Washington Ave SE
Minneapolis MN 55455 USA


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