EDUCATION in  Chemical  Engineering

Ph.D.  Electrodeposition of Alloys in a Fluctuating Flow Field

3/89   University of California, Davis

M.S.  Heterogeneous Photocatalysis:  (1) Transport Processes, (2) The Kinetics

6/85   of Ethylene Oxide and Acetaldehyde Degradation.University of California, Davis

B.S.   Chemical Engineering and Materials Science Department

6/83   University of Minnesota, Minneapolis

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE

• Associate Dean for Research  College of Engineering
  11/05-present   University of Washington, Seattle
• Boeing-Sutter Professor  College of Engineering
  7/03-present   University of Washington, Seattle
• Professor   Chemical Engineering Department (Primary)
  9/00-present   Materials Science and Engineering (Adjunct)   University of Washington, Seattle
• Professeur Invité   Département des Matériaux
  7/99-6/00   École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, Switzerland
• Associate Professor    Chemical Engineering Department
  9/96-8/00   University of Washington, Seattle
• Assistant Professor   Chemical Engineering Department
  9/91-8/96   University of Washington, Seattle
• Postdoctoral Fellow   Materials Sciences Division (Müller/Tobias Group)
  3/89-8/91   Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, U.C. Berkeley
• Visiting Engineer   Cybernex Corporation
  6/85-12/85   San Jose, CA

AWARDS  and  HONORS

 2002  Chair of 2002 Gordon Research Conference on Electrodeposition

 1998  National Academy of Engineering (U.S.) “Frontiers in Engineering” Participant

 1998  Gordon Center for Energy Studies International Lecturer, Tel Aviv University, Israel

 1995  Award for Outstanding Faculty Achievement in Engineering, University of Washington.

 1994  Young Investigator Award, U.S. National Science Foundation

 1993  Jr. Faculty Award in Environmental Restoration, U.S. Department of Energy

 1993  Shell Faculty Fellow, Shell Oil Company Foundation

 1988  Colin Garfield Fink Fellowship, The Electrochemical Society

 1987  Energy Research Summer Fellowship, U.S. Department of Energy

 1987  Graduate Research Award, University of California (Davis)

 1986  Shell Oil Company Foundation Graduate Fellowship

 1982  Tektronix Undergraduate Research Scholarship

OTHER  PROFESSIONAL  AFFILIATIONS

Affiliate Staff Coordinated research program in environmental electrochemistry

Scientist  Chemical Process Development Section

7/94-present  Pacific Northwest Laboratories, Richland WA

Daniel T. Schwartz, Director
The Electrochemical Materials and Interfaces LAB
Department of Chemical Engineering
 BOX 351750 University of Washington Seattle, WA 98195
E-mail address: EmiLAB@u.washington.edu
Last updated : 04/05/11