Department of Chemical Engineering
\n3010 Bainer Hall
\nUniversity of California
\nDavis, CA 95616<\/p>\n
email:\u00a0rjphillips at ucdavis.edu
\nPhone:\u00a0(530) 752-2803<\/p>\n
Our research group uses fundamental theoretical and experimental approaches to study transport processes involving small particles in polymer solutions and gels. This work has applications in bioseparation techniques, most of which make use of the sieving effect of hydrogels to separate biological macromolecules, and also in numerous suspension-processing operations. Our overall effort has significant overlap with the fields of colloid science, fluid mechanics and biochemical engineering.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Professor Ronald Phillips Department of Chemical Engineering 3010 Bainer Hall University of California Davis, CA 95616 email:\u00a0rjphillips at ucdavis.edu Phone:\u00a0(530) 752-2803 Research Our research group uses fundamental theoretical and experimental approaches to study transport processes involving small particles in polymer solutions and gels. This work has applications in bioseparation techniques, \u2026 Continue reading