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Prof. Klavs F Jensen
Warren K Lewis Professor of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science and Engineering
Primary DLC
Department of Chemical Engineering
MIT Room:
66-542A
(617) 253-4589
kfjensen@mit.edu
https://cheme.mit.edu/profile/klavs-f-jensen/
Assistant
Alina Haverty
(617) 253-4533
haverty@mit.edu
Areas of Interest and Expertise
Microsystems for Chemical and Biological Applications
Materials Synthesis and Processing
Multiscale Simulation of Reactive Processes
Microdevices and Microfluidics
Dupont-MIT Alliance (DMA)
Supercritical Microfluidics
Energy Storage
Hydrogen
Cell Membrane Penetration
Research Summary
Research in the Jensen Laboratoy lab focuses on understanding and controlling the interaction of reaction and transport processes in the realization and testing of functional micro- and nano-structured materials and devices for chemical, biological, optical, electronic and energy applications.
Recent Work
Projects
October 11, 2006
Department of Chemical Engineering
Jensen Research Group
Principal Investigator
Klavs Jensen
Video
11.15-16.23-RD-Working-Groups-Consortia
November 15, 2023
Conference Video
Duration: 34:24
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Join in! MIT Working Groups and Consortia
4.28.23-Korea-Jensen
April 28, 2023
Conference Video
Duration: 43:42
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Enhancing Chemical Discovery and Development with AI, Automation, and Flow Chemistry
Klavs Jensen - 2019 Life Science Conference
December 10, 2019
Conference Video
Duration: 29:28
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Machine Learning and Process Intensification in Pharmaceutical Development and Continuous Manufacturing
Machine learning of chemical information is applied to computer aided chemical synthesis - the planning of reaction paths to a given molecular target from purchasable starting materials. The use of robotics with expert user input enable execution of identified reaction paths in an automated modular continuous flow platform. Advances in automated screening and optimization of chemical reactions accelerate translation of laboratory discoveries to manufacturing. Finally, process intensification is illustrated with on-demand synthesis pharmaceuticals in plug-and-play, manually reconfigurable, refrigerator-sized manufacturing platforms.
2019 MIT Increased Productivity in the Biopharmaceutical Industry Conference
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