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Laurence Weatherley
PeerJ Editor
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Aquatic and Marine Chemistry
Environmental Contamination and Remediation
Environmental Impacts
Green Chemistry

Laurence Weatherley

PeerJ Editor

Summary

Laurence Weatherley is the Albert P Learned Distinguished Professor of Chemical Engineering at the University of Kansas. Weatherley received his PhD from the University of Cambridge in Chemical Engineering for research on ion exchange kinetics in macroporous resins. He has published over 250 research papers, articles, conference papers and other contributions. Dr Weatherley is a chartered professional engineer (UK), is a Fellow of the Institution of Chemical Engineers, United Kingdom, and is a Fellow of the Institution of Professional Engineers of New Zealand. He also holds a visiting Professorship at the Lodz University of Technology, Poland. His research interests are in the area of environmental process engineering and green chemical engineeringwith a focus on the intensification of chemical reaction and separation processes involving liquid mixtures and solid/ liquid mixtures. Process intensification is the development of small, highly efficient methods of processing which take up less space, use smaller amounts of hazardous chemicals, and are suited to the application of new “green” chemistry.

Environmental Contamination & Remediation Environmental Impacts Green Chemistry

Editing Journals

PeerJ - the Journal of Life & Environmental Sciences
PeerJ Physical Chemistry
PeerJ Organic Chemistry
PeerJ Materials Science

Work details

Distinguished Professor

The University of Kansas
September 2004
Chemical and Petroleum Engineering
Position in the Department of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering includes research in green engineering, separations, enzymatic biotransformation, phase transfer catalysis, water treatment. Position also involves supervising PhD students and other research students in these areas Teaching graduate level course in Green Chemistry and Engineering and undergraduate courses in chemical engineering is part of my contribution to the programs in the department. These include introduction to chemical engineering, mass transfer, safety and sustainability, and process design.

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