Teaching
I aim to enable students’ critical thinking and arm them with a rigorous foundation in engineering knowledge and methods, so they can move on to industry, graduate school, or other pursuits as world-class problem solvers.
Current Courses Taught
- CHEMENG 120B – Energy and Mass Transport (undergraduate core)
- CHEMENG 310 – Microhydrodynamics (graduate core)
- CHEMENG 442 – Suspension Mechanics and Rheology (graduate elective designed by RNZ)
Short Courses
- Colloidal Gels – Society of Rheology Conference (2021)
- Colloidal Dispersions – FORTH / University of Crete (2019)
- Colloidal Dispersions (w/ C. Macosko, G. Fuller, G. McKinley, & R. Ewoldt) – @ Stanford (2019)
- Colloidal Gels – American Physical Society March Meeting (2016)
- Microrheology (co-taught with Eric M. Furst, Univ. Delaware) – Society of Rheology Conference, Baltimore, MD (2015)
- Microrheology – 27th International Conference on Complex Fluids, San Luis Potosi, Mexico (2015)