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Center for Aerosol Science & Engineering (CASE)
CASE is focused on the advancement of knowledge and technology through aerosol techniques in energy, environment, materials and health. The center is composed of a collaborative group of faculty, students and affiliates within the Department of Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering and across WashU, as well as with partners at universities and corporations worldwide.
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By the numbers
35
PhD students and postdocs directly participate in research with the center
$5.1M
Total research expenditures (FY21)
101
Refereed journal publications in 2021
Video spotlight
Randall Martin and Rajan Chakrabarty at the McKelvey School of Engineering research fine particulate matter, which is the leading cause of environment-related diseases around the world.
Core faculty
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Jian Wang
CASE Director
Professor in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering -
Richard Axelbaum
Professor in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering -
Rajan Chakrabarty
Associate Professor in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering -
Benjamin Kumfer
Research Assistant Professor in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering -
Xinhua Liang
Professor in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering -
Randall Martin
Professor in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering -
Elijah Thimsen
Associate Professor in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering -
Jay Turner
Vice Dean and Professor in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering -
Brent Williams
Associate Professor in Energy, Environmental & Chemical Engineering
Our people
The center is composed of a collaborative group of faculty, students, and affiliates within the department of EECE and across the university, as well as partners in universities and corporations dispersed across the globe.
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