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Prof. George Stephanopoulos
Arthur Dehon Little Professor, Emeritus
Primary DLC
Department of Chemical Engineering
MIT Room:
66-442A
(617) 253-3904
geosteph@mit.edu
https://cheme.mit.edu/profile/george-stephanopoulos/
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Nanoscale Process Systems Engineering
Multiresolution Modeling and Design of Materials and Processes
Multiscale Process Operations and Control
Systems Design and Simulation
Research Summary
Research interests include nanoscale process systems engineering, multiresolution modeling and design of materials and processes, multiscale process operations and control
Professor Stephanopoulos's research aims at the development of new problem formulations, as well as of formal theoretical frameworks and methodologies for the solution of important process systems engineering problems, such as: Design of products with desired properties, Preliminary design of processing systems with environmental constraints, Plant-wide control and operability analysis , Monitoring, analysis and interpretation of process trends for diagnosis and operations support, and Design of model-predictive and adaptive controllers.
Recent Work
Projects
April 23, 2004
Department of Chemical Engineering
Process Systems Engineering Laboratory (PSEL)
Principal Investigators
Paul Barton
,
Richard Braatz
,
George Stephanopoulos
Related Faculty
Constantinos Katsimpouras
Research Scientist
Dr. Robert J Fisher
Senior Lecturer
Prof. Edward W Merrill
Professor of Chemical Engineering, Emeritus