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Professor,
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science
Contact Info:
Phone: (612)
626-0920
Office:
445 Amundson Hall
Email: tsapatsis@cems.umn.edu
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- University
of Patras, Greece, Chemical Engineering, Diploma, 1988
- California
Institute of Technology, Chemical Engineering, MS, 1991
- California
Institute of Technology, Chemical Engineering, Ph.D., 1994
- California Institute
of Technology, Chemical Engineering, Postdoctoral Training, 1994
Professional
Appointments
- Professor,
Chemical Engineering and Materials Science, UMN, 2003-present
- Associate
Professor (early tenure awarded), University of Massachusetts, Amherst ,
1999-2003
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Assistant
Professor, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, 1994-1999
Selected
Publications
- M.I. Lebedeva, D.G. Vlachos and M.
Tsapatsis, ÒBifurcation Analysis of Liesegang Ring Pattern Formation,Ó Physical
Review Letters 92,
88301 (2004)
- Z. Lai, G. Bonilla, I. Diaz, J.G.
Nery, K. Sujaoti, M. Amat, E. Kokkoli, O. Terasaki, R. Thompson, M.
Tsapatsis, and D.G. Vlachos, ÒMicrostructural Optimization of a Zeolite
Membrane for Organic Vapor Separation,Ó Science
300,
456 (2003) [Appeared on the cover]
- M. Tsapatsis, H.K.
Jeong, S. Nair, T. Vogt, and L.C. Dickinson, ÒA Highly Crystalline
Layered Silicate with Three-Dimensionally Microporous Layers,Ó Nature
Materials 2,
53 (2003)
- M. Tsapatsis, H.K.
Jeong, J. Krohn and K. Sujaoti, ÒOriented Molecular Sieve Membranes by
Heteroepitaxial Growth,Ó J. Am. Chem. Soc.
124, 12966 (2002)
- M. Tsapatsis, S.M.
Kuznicki, V.A. Bell, S. Nair, H.W. Hillhouse, R.M. Jucubinas, C.M.
Braunbarth and B.H. Toby,
ÒA Titanosilicate Molecular Sieve with Adjustable Pores for
Size-Selective Adsorption of Molecules,Ó Nature
412, 720 (2001)
- M. Tsapatsis, G.
Xomeritakis and Z.P. Lai, ÒSeparation of Xylene Isomer Vapors with
Oriented MFI Membranes made by Seeded Growth,Ó Ind. Engr. Chem. Res.
40, 544 (2001)
- M. Tsapatsis, D.G.
Vlachos, S. Kim, H. Ramanan and G.R. Gavalas, ÒSpontaneous Formation of
Periodically Patterned Deposits by Chemical Vapor Deposition,Ó J. Am.
Chem. Soc. 122,
12864 (2000)
Synergistic
Activities
- Editorial Board Member: Microporous and Mesoporous
Materials
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