Education  

•  New York University, PhD 1967
• New York University, MS 1962
• City College of New York, BS 1960

Academic and Research Appointments  

•  Professor of Chemical Engineering, Newark College of Engineering, 1984-present
• Associate Professor of Chemical Engineering, Newark College of Engineering, 1978-1984
• Assistant Professor  of Chemical Engineering, Newark College of Engineering, 1967-1978
• Research Assistant , New York University, 1964 - 1967

Research Interests 

•  Low Reynolds number hydrodynamics
• Fermentation processes and bio electrochemical fuel cells in biochemical engineering

Current Research Projects  

 Current projects include:

• Theoretical study of the motion of one or more spheres and a fluid inside a cylindrical tube. The drag force and torque experienced by a sphere due to the simultaneous effects of a cylinder wall and of a neighboring sphere is theoretically calculated at small Reynolds numbers, for various orientations, rotations and translations of the spheres.