Kyle Kostroski

Professor with expertise in chemical engineering, Dr. Kyle Kostroski serves as an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering at the University of Illinois Chicago. With a robust academic foundation, he earned both his Bachelor of Science and Doctorate from Purdue University. Dr. Kostroski is also a licensed Professional Engineer in Indiana, underscoring his commitment to both academic and practical aspects of engineering. Dr. Kostroski's technical interests are diverse and encompass transport phenomena, separations and mass transfer, engineering economics, unit operations, oil and gas, and management systems. His passion for these areas is reflected in his teaching, where he has delivered courses on transport phenomena and separation process engineering at both the University of Illinois Chicago and Purdue University. His pedagogical approach is known for integrating theoretical knowledge with practical applications, preparing students for real-world challenges. His research is primarily focused on the development of novel hybrid separation processes, particularly for the production of oxygen and nitrogen. This innovative work has led to numerous publications in esteemed peer-reviewed journals, contributing significantly to the field of chemical engineering. Additionally, Dr. Kostroski holds a U.S. provisional patent, highlighting his contributions to advancing separation technologies. Beyond his academic and research endeavors, Dr. Kostroski is actively involved in the engineering community, often participating in conferences and workshops to share his insights and collaborate with fellow researchers. His work not only advances scientific understanding but also has practical implications for industries reliant on efficient separation processes. Dr. Kostroski's dedication to his field is evident in his continuous pursuit of knowledge and innovation. His contributions to chemical engineering, both as an educator and a researcher, have made a lasting impact, inspiring students and colleagues alike.