Volume IV Fall 2007

DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL & BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING ALUMNI NEWSLETTER

Welcome from the Department Chair Dear Friends, honor of Professor Ken Van Wormer, new initiatives will The academic year 2006-07 has held on May 5th (see page 4). be to teach some brought a number of changes to the The academic year ended with our classes with wire- Department. Professor Georgakis traditional Senior Luncheon (see page less laptops, and all decided to step down as Department 7). This year, the Department awarded sophomores will be Chair in order to focus on directing 21 B.S., 16 M.E. and M.S., and 3 expected to have the Systems Research Institute. I Ph.D. degrees. Congratulations to the their own laptop assumed the position in January Class of 2007! computer. 2007, and we have had a very busy We are experiencing an unprece- The Department’s continued growth in- semester since then! dented increase in the number of volves launching a search for two new In April we hosted our third annual freshmen who have declared chemical faculty members in the 2007-08 aca- Department Advisory Board meeting. engineering as their major. Forty in- demic year. We will be appointing one We are grateful to our board mem- coming sophomores are expected in Professor of the Practice and one Assis- bers who focused on issues as di- the next academic year; to provide a tant Professor to fill the position vacated verse as improving our undergradu- contrast, the average class size for the by Professor Van Wormer, who retired ate laboratory, the undergraduate and past five graduating classes is only 24! this year. We also anticipate a search for graduate student experience, gradu- This unexpected growth presents a an appointee to the Robert and Marcy ate research direction and depart- logistical problem in terms of Depart- Haber Endowed Professorship in Energy ment strategy. This event was fol- ment resources, which is a top priority Sustainability in academic year 2008-09 lowed only a few weeks later by the and will be addressed prior to the start (see below). incredibly successful Alumni Dinner in of classes in September. One of the Planning is currently underway for the inaugural Jeanne and Martin Sussman Endowed Lectureship this fall. Details will Robert and Marcy Haber Endow be posted to our website, so please Professorship in Energy Sustainability check back often! I hope that you will continue to keep in In the spring of 2007, Dean Abriola Professorship supports Tufts’ vision touch with us by sharing your updated announced that School of Engineering of developing a Center of Environ- contact information, your milestones, and Overseer and ChBE Alumnus, Bob mental Sustainability at the School of memories of your ChBE experience. We Haber (E79, G80) and his wife, Marcy Engineering which will provide the always look forward to hearing from our Haber, have committed to endow the leadership needed to research alter- illustrious alumni! “Robert and Marcy Haber Endowed native energy concepts. The Habers’ Dr. Nakho Sung, Department Chair Professorship in Energy Sustainabil- hope is that by establishing this pro- ity.” This Professorship will be the third fessorship in energy sustainability endowed in the School of Engineering. they will have a part in decreasing the Inside this Issue Preference in awarding the Professor- world’s dependence on oil in an envi- ship has been given to faculty ap- ronmentally sensitive manner. The Faculty Briefs...... 2 pointed in the Department of Chemical School of Engineering is extremely Advisory Board...... 2 and Biological Engineering. grateful for this gift, which will help to attract and retain the best faculty in Alumni Updates...... 3 As the world’s attention is increasingly the sustainable energy area. focused on the adverse environmental May 2007 impacts of fossil fuel consumption, as The Professorship coincides with the Alumni Dinner...... 4 well as the global economic and politi- ChBE Department’s new research cal destabilizing effects of petroleum direction towards energy and environ- Faculty dependence, it has become imperative mental research, incorporating clean Publications ...... 5 that engineers step forward to develop technology, alternative and renewable alternative energy sources and clean energy, fuel cells, and sustainable Alumni Survey ...... 6 technologies. The endowment of this manufacturing. Commencement ...... 7 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL & BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING ALUMNI NEWSLETTER

Page 2 Kyongbum Lee Receives Jay Christos Georgakis Elected Bailey Young IFAC Fellow Investigator Best

Professor Christos Georgakis In the fall of 2006, Professor Kyong- was recently elected a fellow of bum Lee was selected to receive the the International Federation of Jay Bailey Young Investigator Best Automatic Control (IFAC). The Paper Award in Metabolic Engineer- IFAC Fellow Award is given to ing. The award was established in persons who have made out- honor of Jay Bailey, a visionary of standing and extraordinary contri- future directions in biotechnological butions in the field of interest of research and a brilliant contributor to IFAC, in the role of Engineer/ the founding and advancement of the Scientist, Technical Leader, or field of Metabolic Engineering. Award Educator. winners have advanced the frontiers Prof. Georgakis was chosen for of metabolic engineering through originality and creativity of this honor "for seminal methodo- experimental or computational concept application. logical contributions to chemical Professor Lee was recognized for his article “Identification of process control and for fostering highly productive Indus- distributed metabolic objectives in the hypermetabolic liver by try/University research collaborations." flux and energy balance analysis,” which appeared in the January 2006 issue of Metabolic Engineering and has been praised for its significant advances to the field. David Kaplan Named to Dean’s Professorship in Maria Flytzani-Stephanopoulos is Bioengineering Tufts “Distinguished Scholar,”

In September 2006, David spends Sabbatical Year at ETH Kaplan became the first to hold the recently endowed The Tufts Faculty Research Awards Committee (FRAC) Dean’s Professorship in Bio- awarded this year’s “Distinguished Scholar Award” to Profes- engineering. The establish- sor Maria Flytzani-Stephanopoulos. This award recognizes ment of this endowed Profes- Tufts faculty members each year for distinguished research sorship was made possible and scholarship in their discipline over the past five years. through the generosity of an Professor Flytzani-Stephanopoulos spent the 2006-07 aca- anonymous donor. It is in- demic year at the Swiss Federal Insti- tended to support faculty tute of Technology (ETH) in Zürich, leadership in bioengineering, Switzerland. There, she interacted one of the School of Engineering’s strategic cross- with Professor Alfons Baiker and his disciplinary focus areas. group of students and senior re- searchers in the area of heterogene- ous catalysis of gold, specifically for Third Annual Department the selective oxidation of alcohols and for the water-gas shift and fuel oxida- Advisory Board Meeting tion reactions for energy applications.

The Department hosted the third annual Department Advisory Board meet- ing on April 10–11, 2007 at the Science & Technology Center. This year, discussions focused on the ChBE graduate research program and the un- dergraduate laboratory experience. We are extremely grateful to the Board Current ChBE members who could attend this year’s meeting. Committee Chairs ChBE Department Advisory Board Members (2007 annual meeting attendees marked with an asterisk): • Graduate Program Chair: Dan Ryder *Michael Thien, Chair of the Advisory Board Vice President of Process R&D, Merck Corporation • Undergraduate Curriculum Committee Chair: Jerry Meldon Kristi S. Anseth Professor of Chemical Engineering, University of Colorado • Lecture Series Committee Chair: (Continued on page 8) Christos Georgakis FALL 2007

Alumni Updates Page 3

We love hearing from our alumni! If you have news—promotions, weddings, births, retirement etc.— or stories that you would like to share with the Department, or would like to provide us with updated contact information, please fill out the survey on page 6 and return to us for inclusion in future news- letters (your personal contact information will never be published).

Edward H. Gillespie, E34, writes: “My life In Memoriam from the 1934 graduation of Tufts College to We are deeply saddened to share the news of the passing my retirement as principal of Bedford High of the following ChBE Alumni in the past two years: School in 1969 has been 100% pleasant and successful.” His fondest memory is of “Dr. Robert O’Brien, E33, on February 23, 2005 Durkee doing a demonstration with his hands Joseph Richmond, E36, on February 23, 2005 in Bunsen burner flame and taking no notice of it!” Nicholas Prodany, E58, on July 15, 2005 Dr. Robert E. Murch, E58, retired from Polar- Charlotte Clarke Taylor, E44, on August 2005 oid in 2000 following thirty years of service. He is now enjoying a “new life” as a musician. Warren Whiton, E50, on August 8, 2005 Boris M. Krantz, E60, is partially retired and Harold Killam, E45, on May 15, 2006 works as a marketing communications con- Richard Ball, E48, on June 8, 2006 sultant. In 2006 he was named the “Counselor” Award recipient by the American Runo Johnson, E39, on July 26, 2006 Welding Society. His fondest memory of Tufts Thomas Fidelle, E61, on August 21, 2006 is the intimacy of faculty contact, especially since he was a transfer student. Ernest Green, E34, on December 20, 2006 Dr. Richard Siegel, E64/G66, is President of Robert Armstrong, E35, on December 21, 2006 R&B Consulting Services. In this role, he as- Kenneth Hay, E37, on January 2, 2007 sists environmental consulting and engineer- ing firms in the marketing and sales of their Samuel Ribok, E37, on January 12, 2007 professional services. He fondly remembers Leonard Donoghue, E37, on January 29, 2007 “Unit Ops Lab—especially my shower from the class I was working with as a lab instruc- Bill Toothe, E50, on March 22, 2007 tor.” Stephen Foti, E43, on April 24, 2007 Leah Abraham, G05, welcomed her second Dale Walker, E51, on May 3, 2007 child, Meredith Anne Jablonowski, on April 29th, 2006. Meredith joins Leah, father AJ Our thoughts are with their families and friends. They will Jablonowski, and big brother Joel (4 years). be missed!

Alumni Spotlight: David w. Carnell, E41 David retired from Du Pont in 1982. In his own words, “I came to Tufts as an immature boy and graduated on my 20th birthday. My professors in all the departments...were most influential in guiding and counseling me. I was fortunate to receive a Tau Beta Pi fellowship to pursue a M.S. degree at M.I.T., but Tufts was, and is, my home.” His fondest memory? David writes: “The most unforgettable moment was the day in freshman chemistry class that Dr. Durkee was demonstrating the properties of carbon dioxide. He taught the section composed of ChE and chemistry ma- jors, seating us with the Jackson girls in the front row and the boys alphabetically in the rows behind. His demonstration was to show that the dense gas could be siphoned from one tall cylinder to another. Sucking on a rubber tube to start the flow his false teeth fell into the cylinder where he could barely reach them. The guys all ducked down to conceal their reaction, but the girls in the front row had no place to hide. Dr. Durkee kept the girls after class and lectured them about their unladylike behavior, while we got off scot-free.” DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL & BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING ALUMNI NEWSLETTER

Page 4 May 2007 Alumni Dinner Honors Professor

Ken Van Wormer In a May 2007 School of Engineering faculty meeting, a resolution granting Professor Van Wormer Emeri- On May 5, 2007 the ChBE Department hosted an tus status was read and approved. alumni dinner in honor of the retirement of Profes- Congratulations Professor Van Wormer! sor Kenneth Van Wormer. More than 120 friends, colleagues and alumni came together in the Alum- nae Lounge to celebrate Professor Van Wormer’s 53 years of dedicated service to chemical engineering at Tufts. The evening kicked off with an hour-long reception. Old friend- ships were renewed as guests mingled and shared stories of their days at Tufts. Especially popular were the collages featur- ing photos of Professor Van Wormer and his family dating from the time he joined Tufts as an instructor in 1954. As the oldest alumnus in attendance, Bernard Siskind (class of 1939) was invited to present the toast. After the catered dinner it was time for the presentations. Our current Department Chair, Professor Nakho Sung, introduced Linda Abriola, Dean of the School of Engineering. Following Dean Abriola’s welcoming remarks, Professor Dan Ryder presented the Alumni awards. ChBE Department Administrators, past and present. L-R: This year, the ChBE faculty and staff decided to celebrate the Pam Cerullo, Jeannette Gorham, Prof. Van Wormer, spirit of this festive event by honoring the careers of three of Doris Rushton, Ann Tropeano Professor Van Wormer’s Doctoral students: • Dr. Pablo A. Longoria, G94, President and Founder of Uni- versidad Gènesis in Mexico • Dr. Ara Philipossian, G85/G92, Professor in the Depart- ment of Chemical & Environmental Engineering at the Uni- versity of Arizona • Dr. Mark Rizzone, E76/G78/G91, Sales Manager at Koch Membrane Systems in Wilmington, Mass. Professor Meldon provided an entertaining and heartfelt speech which opened the floor to students, family members and col- leagues who wanted a moment with the microphone to share their thoughts. Finally, Professor Van Wormer took to the po- dium, and the evening ended with cheers, an enormous cake, and a touching rendition of “Happy Anniversary” to the Van Wormers, who celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in June. The ChBE faculty and staff are extremely grateful to every per- son who made this alumni dinner a success. We feel confident L-R: Mark Rizzone (E76/G78/G91), Pablo Longoria (G94), that we can claim the title “Party of the Year” for this event! Prof. Van Wormer and Ara Philipossian (G85/G93) View our online photo gallery: http://ase.tufts.edu/ chemicalnewsWormerFeted.htm

The Van Wormers, L-R: Philip (E80); Mary (Van Wormer) McGrath (E82); Charlanne Van Wormer (Bouve- Boston School/Tufts, 58); Prof. Van Wormer; Bill (E85); and Bob (Arts & Sciences, 88) FALL 2007

Featured Faculty Page 5 Publications

Maria Flytzani-Stephanopoulos W. Deng and M. Flytzani-Stephanopoulos, "On the de- activation of nanostructured gold-ceria and platinum- ceria catalysts for the water-gas shift reaction in practical fuel cell applications," Angewandte Chemie International Edition 45, 2285-2289 (2006). M. Flytzani-Stephanopoulos, M. Sakbodin, Z. Wang, “Regenerative adsorption and removal of H2S from hot fuel gas streams by rare earth oxides.” Science 312, 1508-10 (2006). X. Sheg and M. Flytzani-Stephanopoulos, "The role of Ag-O-Al species in silver-alumina catalysts for the selec- tive catalytic reduction of NOX with methane." J. Cataly- sis 237, 79-93 (2006). 2006-07 ChBE faculty. Top row L-R: Christos M. Manzoli, F. Boccuzzi, A. Chiorino, F. Vindigni, W. Deng, and M. Flytzani- Georgakis, Blaine Pfeifer, Kyong Lee, Jerry Stephanopoulos, “Spectroscopic features and reactivity of CO adsorbed on different Meldon, Dan Ryder, Hyunmin Yi. Bottom Au/CeO2 catalysts.” Journal of Catalysis 245, 308-15 (2007). row: Ramin Haghgooie, Nakho Sung, Eric Anderson. Christos Georgakis Wong, S., C. Georgakis, G. Botsaris, K. Saranteas, and R. Bakale, “Factors Affecting Missing from photo: David Kaplan and on-line Estimation of Diastereomer composition using Raman Spectroscopy,” Control Maria Flytzani-Stephanopoulos. Engineering Practice. December 2006. Zhan Q., T. Li, and C. Georgakis, “Steady state optimal test signal design for multivariable model based control,” Industrial & Engineering Chemistry Research 45 (25): 8514-8527. December 2006. David Kaplan RGD-Functionalized Bioengineered Spider Dragline Silk Biomaterial. E. Bini, C. Wong, J. Huang, V. Karageorgiou, B. Kitchel, D. L. Kap- lan,. Biomacromolecules, 7:3139-3145 (2007). G. R. Castro, B. Panilaitis, E. Bora, D. L. Kaplan, “Controlled release biopolymers for enhancing the immune response.” Molecular Phar- maceutics, 4:33-46 (2007). J. Huang, C. Wong, A. George, D. L. Kaplan, “The Effect of Genetically Engineered Spider Silk-Dentin Matrix Protein 1 Chimeric Protein on Hydroxyapatite Nucleation. „ Biomaterials 28:2358-2367 (2007). “Control of in vitro tissue-engineered bone-like structures using human mesenchymal stem cells and porous silk scaffolds.” Biomaterials 28:1152-1162 (2007). “Biosynthesis of emulsan biopolymers from agro-based feedstocks.” J. Applied Microbiology 102:531-537 (2007). Kyongbum Lee Si, Y, Yoon, J., and Lee, K. “Flux Profile and Modularity Analysis of Time-Dependent Metabolic Changes of De Novo Adipocyte Forma- tion,” Am J Physiol Endocrinol Matab, 2007. Abraham, L.C., Dice, J.F., Lee, K., and Kaplan, D.L., “Phagocytosis and remodeling of collagen matrices,” Exp Cell Res, 2007. Si, Y., Palani, S., Jayaraman, A., and Lee, K., “Effects of forced uncoupling protein 1 expression in 3T3-11 cells on mitochondrial function and lipid metabolism,” J. Lipid Res., pp. M600343-JLR200, 2007. Abraham, L.C., Dice, J.F., Finn, P.F., Mesires, N.T., Lee, K., and Kaplan, D.L., “Extracellular matrix remodeling-Methods to quantify cell- matrix interactions,” Biomaterials, 28, pp. 151-61, 2007. Blaine Pfeifer S. Parsa, B.A. Pfeifer,” Engineering bacterial vectors for delivery of genes and proteins to antigen-presenting cells,” Mol Pharm 4 (1): 4- 17 (2007). Hyunmin Yi Hyunmin Yi, G.W. Rubloff and J.N. Culver, “TMV Microarrays: Hybridization-based Assembly of DNA-Programmed Viral Nanotemplates,” Langmuir, 23: 2663-2667 (2007). S.T. Koev, M.A. Powers, Hyunmin Yi, L. Wu, W.E. Bentley, G.W. Rubloff, G.F. Payne and R.Ghodssi,” Mechano-transduction of DNA Hybridization and Dopamine Oxidation through Electrodeposited Chitosan Network. Lab on a Chip, 2007, 7: 103-111. J.J. Park, X. Luo, Hyunmin Yi, T.M. Valentine, G.F. Payne, W.E. Bentley, R. Ghodssi and G.W. Rubloff, “Chitosan-mediated in situ bio- molecule assembly in completely packaged microfluidic devices,” Lab on a Chip, 2006, 6: 1315-1321. DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL & BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING ALUMNI NEWSLETTER

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Thank you for your support! FALL 2007

Page 7 Celebrating the Class of 2007

On Saturday, May 19th, ChBE faculty and staff hosted the 2007 Senior Lunch- eon. The Luncheon is an annual event cele- brating the achieve- ments of our graduat- ing seniors on the eve of commencement, traditionally held in the atrium of the Sci- ence and Technology Center. Awards were given to each mem- ber of the class in recognition of their unique contributions to the class, the Department, the University The class of 2007. Back row, L-R: Raquel Abrams, Nicholas Curato, Matthew and AIChE. Deeg, Douglas Kingman, Gajanthan Balakaneshan, Eugene Bunin, Joshua Kennedy. The Department presented the Chemical and Biological Engineering Prize, awarded annually Bottom row, L-R: Mark Schenkel, Erin Young, Matthew Dallas, Brett Boghigian, to the two highest-ranking seniors, to Jeanne Jeanne Van Slambrouck, Miriam Marx, Carolyn Vik, Aditi Dhar. Van Slambrouck and Carolyn Vik. Jeanne also Not pictured: Stephen Banik, John Bosacker, Maegen Bradley, Anthony Dennis, received the Lt. Commander Robert James Jane Wahome, Melissa Peters. Manning Memorial Prize, which honors engi- neering undergraduates who are industrious, competent and enthusiastic, and who show the BSCHE ME CHE same commitment to excellence that Lt. Com- mander Manning demonstrated throughout his Raquel Jenna Abrams Asami Tanimoto life. Gajanthan Balakaneshan Stephen John Banik II ME BIOT The seniors voted Kyongbum Lee “Best Profes- Brett Adam Boghigian sor” and named Jerry Meldon “Best Advisor.” For John Brandon Bosacker Michael J. Alexa more photos of this event, please visit our online Maegen Tara Bradley† Paul J. de Medeiros gallery: Gene A. Bunin Nicole Y. DeCruz Bretta Lynn Erskine http://ase.tufts.edu/chemical/newsClass2007.htm Nicholas James Curato Matthew R. Dallas† Amanda S. George Tufts University’s 151st Commencement took Matthew G. Deeg Aaron Russell Noyes place the following day. Nineteen undergradu- Anthony James Dennis Amy M. Walsh Troncoso ates received the Bachelor of Science in Chemi- Aditi Dhar cal Engineering, and two received the Bachelor Joshua Joseph Kennedy MS CHE of Science in Engineering. We were thrilled to Douglas Stephen Kingman Janelle R. Lavoie † see five of our undergraduates inducted into Tau Mark Schenkel Danny Pierre † Beta Pi Engineering Honor Society this year. Jeanne Banning Van Slambrouck Mann Sakbodin Carolyn M. Vik† Among the ChBE graduate students receiving Lisa M. Schupmann Jane Wangari Wahome degrees on May 20th, eight received a M.E., Erin Moon Young eight received a M.S., and three received a Ph.D. MS BIOT

Jeong-Ah Yoon, a Ph.D. recipient who has BS Engineering Jordy James DeFelice worked under the direction of Professor Lee, was Meredith Leigh Kolpack named “Outstanding Graduate Researcher in Miriam Elizabeth Marx Marielle Leigh Pleasant Engineering” by the School of Engineering. Melissa L.T. Peters Andrew Michael Wood

We are extremely proud of all of our graduating Note: students, and wish them every success in the Ph.D. CHE † Tau Beta Pi future! Zheng Wang Sze Wing Wong Jeong-Ah Yoon DEPARTMENT OF CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL ENGINEERING

Advisory Board (continued from page 2)

*Jordan Birger (Alumnus, E43) Former President & Chairman, Family Products Inc. Overseer, School of Engineering, Tufts University Harvey W. Blanch Professor of Chemical Engineering, University of California at Berkeley Thomas Connelly Executive Vice President and Chief Innovation Officer DuPont Company Steven Demetriou (Alumnus, E80) Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, Aleris International Inc. Top row, L-R: Rob Reintjes, Carl Rausch, Mike Thien, Steve Jaffe, Dan Ryder, Overseer, School of Engineering, Tufts University Kyong Lee, Ramin Haghgooie, Mark Halperin, Christos Georgakis.

Michael Doherty Bottom row, L-R: Nak-ho Sung, Hyunmin Yi, Jordan Birger, School of Engineering Professor of Chemical Engineering Associate Dean Shafiqul Islam University of California at Santa Barbara *Stephen Jaffe (Alumnus, E64) Dianne Dorland Distinguished Scientific Advisor, ExxonMobil Technology Company Dean of Engineering at Rowan University Former President of AIChE *Robert Langer Professor of Chemical Engineering, M.I.T. Robert Haber (Alumnus, E79, G80) Director of Canadian Equity Group, Fidelity Investments Thomas Peterson (Alumnus, E72) Overseer, School of Engineering, Tufts University Professor and Dean, Chemical & Environmental Engineering The University of Arizona *Mark Halperin (Alumnus, E72) President, Pfaltz & Bauer, Inc. *Carl Rausch (Alumnus, E70, G72) Principal, Biotechnology Consulting / Executive Director, The Maxiom T. Alan Hatton Group / Overseer, School of Engineering, Tufts University Ralph Landau Professor of Chemical Engineering, M.I.T. Director, David H. Koch School of Chemical Engineering *Rob Reintjes (Alumnus, E70) Practice Managing Director, New England Equity Group Monte Haymon (Alumnus, E59) *Paula Soteropoulos (Alumna, E89) Former Chairman, Sappi Fine Paper, N.A. Vice President, Program Management & Strategic Development Overseer, School of Engineering, Tufts University Genzyme Corporation

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