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Goran Jovanovic
Title
Professor
Organizations
Chemical, Biological, and Environmental Engineering
Office Phone
(541) 737-3614
Fax
(541) 737-4600
Address
Chemical, Biological & Environmental Engineering
216H Johnson Hall
Corvallis, OR 97331
United States
About
Biography
In the late 1980s, Goran Jovanovic's team developed a semi-artificial pancreas using the cell encapsulation technique, which sparked his fascination with microscale-based technologies. Currently, he focuses his research on developing microscale-based chemical reactors & separation unit operations for modular and commercial-scale processes, as well as biomedical devices for in-vivo blood treatment.
Degrees
Ph.D. Chemical Engineering, Oregon State University, 1979
Awards/Accolades
2012 OSU Alumni Association Distinguished Professor Award
2001 Elizabeth P. Ritchie Distinguished Professor Award
Documents
Research
Research Interests
Design, manufacturing, and application of microscale-based therapeutic devices. Continuous blood processing via the i-Blood platform, a wearable, high-performance microfluidic device.
Research Groups
Research Website
Labs
Publications
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