John Currie, PhD, is a Senior Process Safety Manager at The Dow Chemical Company (Email: john.s.currie@dow.com). As part of this role, he is the owner of the Greenbelt Standard, which provides corporation-level support for sites and businesses in establishing and maintaining buffer zones. He also supports higher-level safety studies as part of the Process Safety Expertise Center through consequence modeling analysis. Currie received his BEng and PhD in chemical engineering from the Univ. of Edinburgh.Read more
Jason (Iasson) Mustakis is a Research Fellow at Pfizer WRD. He received his PhD in chemical engineering from University of Wisconsin-Madison and his chemical engineering Diploma from Aristotelian University at Thessaloniki Greece. He joined Warner-Lamber / Parke-Davis in 1998 that was eventually absorbed by Pfizer. At Pfizer he worked on all aspects of process development with emphasis in new technologies and computational sciences on the interface of chemistry and engineering. During his 25 year career he worked on multiple APIs including alternative synthesis for atorvastatin,...Read more
A Seminar Sponsored by The Susquehanna Local Section of the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE-SLS) Featured Speakers: Charles S. Merris Jr, PE - Principal Engineer; Talen Energy, Brunner Island Power Plant & Treasurer/Career Guidance, Susquehanna Section of AIChE Shawn K. Leppo -...Read more
At the University of Miami, Dr. Yelena Yesha is the Knight Foundation Endowed Chair of Data Science and AI at the Institute for Data Science and Computing (IDSC). At IDSC, Dr. Yesha is also the IDSC Innovation Officer and Head of International Relations. In this role, Dr. Yesha assists faculty in engaging government and industrial partners to collaborate with the University and consults with faculty on developing research ideas into innovations.
Dr. Yesha was the Founding Director of the National Science Foundation Center for Accelerated Real Time Analytics (CARTA), an NSF-...Read more
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