James F. Gilchrist
Professor at Chemical Engineering, Lehigh University4 Followers
Dr. James F. Gilchrist is shaping the future of Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering through his pioneering research at Lehigh University. As a professor in the department, he delves into the intricate world of particulate systems, exploring the nuances of nanoparticle self-assembly, suspension rheology, coatings, microfluidics, and granular dynamics. His work is instrumental in advancing our understanding of complex fluids and their applications in various engineering fields.
Dr. Gilchrist's academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis. He further honed his expertise by earning a Ph.D. from Northwestern University, where he developed a strong foundation in fluid mechanics and particle technology. Following his doctoral studies, he expanded his research horizons as a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Illinois, where he deepened his insights into suspension rheology and transport.
At Lehigh University, Dr. Gilchrist's research is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach, integrating principles from fluid mechanics, coatings, and microfluidics to address complex challenges in chemical and biomolecular engineering. His work on nanoparticle self-assembly and particulate systems has significant implications for the development of advanced materials and technologies.
Dr. Gilchrist's contributions to the field have been recognized by his peers, as evidenced by his status as a Fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. This honor reflects his commitment to excellence in research and his impact on the engineering community. His dedication to advancing knowledge and fostering innovation continues to inspire students and colleagues alike.
In addition to his research, Dr. Gilchrist is passionate about mentoring the next generation of engineers. He actively engages with students, encouraging them to explore the dynamic intersections of science and engineering. Through his guidance, many have gone on to make significant contributions to academia and industry.
Dr. Gilchrist's work not only enhances our understanding of complex particulate systems but also paves the way for new technological advancements. His research is a testament to the transformative power of engineering in solving real-world problems and improving the quality of life.
External Link www.lehigh.edu/ Dr. Gilchrist's academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in Chemical Engineering from Washington University in St. Louis. He further honed his expertise by earning a Ph.D. from Northwestern University, where he developed a strong foundation in fluid mechanics and particle technology. Following his doctoral studies, he expanded his research horizons as a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Illinois, where he deepened his insights into suspension rheology and transport.
At Lehigh University, Dr. Gilchrist's research is characterized by a multidisciplinary approach, integrating principles from fluid mechanics, coatings, and microfluidics to address complex challenges in chemical and biomolecular engineering. His work on nanoparticle self-assembly and particulate systems has significant implications for the development of advanced materials and technologies.
Dr. Gilchrist's contributions to the field have been recognized by his peers, as evidenced by his status as a Fellow of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers. This honor reflects his commitment to excellence in research and his impact on the engineering community. His dedication to advancing knowledge and fostering innovation continues to inspire students and colleagues alike.
In addition to his research, Dr. Gilchrist is passionate about mentoring the next generation of engineers. He actively engages with students, encouraging them to explore the dynamic intersections of science and engineering. Through his guidance, many have gone on to make significant contributions to academia and industry.
Dr. Gilchrist's work not only enhances our understanding of complex particulate systems but also paves the way for new technological advancements. His research is a testament to the transformative power of engineering in solving real-world problems and improving the quality of life.
Publications
12 - Muscle carnitine in hypo‐ and hyperthyroidism,Muscle & Nerve
Christopher Sinclair , James M. Gilchrist , James V. Hennessey , Manju Kandula ,
, 357-359, 2005-03-31
15 - AAEM case report #26: Seventh cranial neuropathy,Muscle & Nerve
James M. Gilchrist ,
, 447-452, 1993-05-01
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