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Dr. Krishnan is a Professor in the Department of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering at Clarkson University. He joined Clarkson University in 2007 after completing Postdoctoral Research in the Department of Materials Science and Engineering
at Cornell University. His doctoral degree in Chemical Engineering is from Lehigh University.
His research interests are in materials science of complex fluids and solids, primarily polymeric materials: their synthesis, structure–property correlations, blends and composites, and molecular modeling. Recent research
projects in his group include:
Biodegradable polymer composites Photoanodes for solar desalination of water Biocoagulants for algal flocculation in control of harmful algal blooms Responsive polysaccharide microparticles for controlled release Nanocomposite coatings and elastomers for high-temperature high-pressure applications Chemical mechanical planarization process development for Through Glass Vias Biochar-based solid acid catalysts Self-healing polymer coatings Transport properties of ionic liquids and polymer electrolytes for energy conversion and storage
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April 2024
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