• Douglas W. Bousfield
  Ph.D. (California at Berkeley, 1986)

Professor. Fluid mechanics, rheology, numerical methods, coating processes.

• Albert Co
  Ph.D. (Wisconsin, 1979)

Associate Professor. Polymer processing, non-Newtonian fluid dynamics, rheology, transport phenomena, applied numerical methods.

• William J. DeSisto
  Ph.D. (Brown University, 1989)

Associate Professor. Inorganic membrane synthesis and characterization, application of chemical vapor deposition and atomic layer deposition to membrane synthesis, filtration for microdevices, and selective adsorption materials synthesis and characterization.

• Joseph M. Genco
  Ph.D. (Ohio State, 1965)

Calder Professor. Oxygen delignification, refining, pulping, pulp bleaching.

• John J. Hwalek
  Ph.D. (Illinois, 1982)

Associate Professor. Process information systems, heat transfer.

• Michael D. Mason
  Ph.D. (California at Santa Barbara, 2000)

Assistant Professor.  Photophysics of nanoparticles and molecular nanoprobes, single molecule imaging, time-resolved single photon spectroscopic imaging techniques.

• Paul J. Millard
  Ph.D. (University of Maryland, 1984)

Associate Professor. Microbial biosensors, physiological genomics of the zebrafish, fluorescence technology.

• David J. Neivandt
  Ph.D. (University of Melbourne, 1999)

Associate Professor. Determination of the orientation and conformation of interfacial species, surface spectroscopies/microscopies.

• Hemant P. Pendse
  Ph.D. (Syracuse, 1980)

Professor and Department Chair. Sensor development, colloid systems, particulate and multiphase processes, pulp and paper manufacture.

• Douglas M. Ruthven
  Ph.D., Sc.D. (University of Cambridge, 1966, 1988)

Professor. Fundamentals of adsorption and adsorption processes.

M. Clayton Wheeler
Ph.D. (University of Texas – Austin, 1997)

Associate Professor. Chemical sensors, fundamental catalysis (surface science).

• Adriaan R. P. van Heiningen
  Ph.D. (McGill, 1982)

J. Larcom Ober Professor of Chemical Engineering. Selectivity improvement during oxygen and ozone bleaching, rate processes and modeling of char bed burning, effect of fiber properties on paper wetting.

• G. Peter van Walsum
  Ph.D. (Dartmouth College, 1998)

Associate Professor. Renewable energy, fuels and chemicals; bioprocessing; process engineering.

Cooperating Faculty

• Thomas Christensen
  M.S., P.E. (UMaine, 1973)

Associate Director, Advanced Manufacturing Center. Fluid power systems, industrial control systems.

• Barbara J. W. Cole
  Ph.D. (Washington, 1986)

Professor of Chemistry.

• Douglas J. Gardner
  Ph.D. (Mississippi State, 1985)

Associate Professor of Wood Science and Technology.

• Barry S. Goodell
  Ph.D. (Oregon State, 1983)

Professor of Forest Resources.

• John G. Riley
  Ph.D. (Cornell, 1969)

Biomechanics and biological systems.

• Stephen M. Shaler
  Ph.D. (Penn State, 1986)

Professor of Wood Science and Technology and Forest Engineering.

Adjunct Faculty

• Nick Triantafillopollous
  Ph.D. (IPST, 1988)

Omnova Corp.

• Joseph Aspler
  Ph.D.

Pulp and Paper Research Institute of Canada (Paprican).