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Appendix A.
PROF. BRIAN KORGEL
Department of Chemical Engineering and Texas Materials Institute
The University of Texas, Austin, TX 78712-1062
Phone: (512)471-5633; FAX: (512)471-7060
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EDUCATION
Post-Doctoral Studies 1997-1998
University College Dublin, Ireland, Department of Chemistry
Advisor: Donald Fitzmaurice
. in Chemical Engineering 1991-1997
Department of Education Pollution Prevention Fellow
University of California at Los Angeles; Advisor: Harold G. Monbouquette
Thesis: Size, Surface, positional Tuning of the Electronic and Photocatalytic Properties of II-VI Quantum-Size Semiconductor Nanocrystals.
. in Chemical Engineering; Bioengineering option 1987-1991
University of California at Los Angeles
ACADEMIC APPOINTMENTS
Assistant Professor in Chemical Engineering
University of Texas at Austin 1998-present
Assistant Professor and Chevron Centennial Teaching Fellow
University of Texas at Austin 2001-present
SELECTED HONORS and AWARDS
Chevron Centennial Teaching Fellow, 2001-present; 2001 Engineering Foundation Young Faculty Award; 3M Non-tenured Faculty Grant Award, 2001; 2001 Discover Magazine Awards for Technological Innovation Finalist; Halliburton/Brown & Root Young Faculty Excellence Award, 2000; National Science Foundation CAREER Award, 2000; DuPont Young Professor Award, 2000; European Union Post-Doctoral Fellow, 1997-1998; UCLA Alumni Distinguished Scholar, 1997; Department of Education Pollution Prevention Fellow, 1995-1996; UCLA Alumni Scholarship, 1987.
RESEARCH INTERESTS
Dr. Brian A. Korgel heads the Laboratory for Mesoscopic Systems Engineering at The University of Texas at Austin, where he is assistant professor in the Department of Chemical Engineering. His current research is in the area plex fluids and mesoscopic materials, with particular emphasis on the development of new synthetic methods for quantum dot and quantum wire heterostructures. One of the goals of this work