Peter Jaffé
William L. Knapp '47 Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Andlinger Center Executive Committee
E411 Engineering Quad E-Wing
609-258-4653
jaffe@princeton.edu
Biogeochemical cycles applied to environmental remediation, especially water quality and soils. Bioremediation of uranium-contaminated groundwater; biogeochemical cycling in wetlands including immobilization of toxic metals; methane emissions from rice paddies; nitrogen transformation in urban streams and hydrological infrastructure; linking water quality models with climate change models; bioremediation of recalcitrant pollutants, including PFAS; energy efficient methods for nitrification and denitrification.
Jesse Jenkins
Assistant Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment
214 Andlinger Center
609-258-1257
jessejenkins@princeton.edu
Jesse’s research focuses on improving and applying optimization-based energy systems models to evaluate and optimize low-carbon energy technologies, guide investment and research in innovative energy technologies, and generate insights to improve energy and climate policy and planning decisions.
Niraj K. Jha
Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Andlinger Center Associated Faculty
B220 Engineering Quad B-Wing
609-258-4754
jha@princeton.edu
Yiguang Ju
Robert Porter Patterson Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Director, Program in Sustainable Energy
Andlinger Center Associated Faculty
D330 Engineering Quad D-Wing
609-258-5644
yju@princeton.edu
Sustainable energy, low carbon fuels, propulsion, and functional nano-materials for energy, plasma assisted combustion and fuel reforming and CO2 utilization; supercritical CO2 cycle; nano-materials synthesis for high energy and low fire propensity lithium-ion batteries and energy storage
Antoine Kahn
Vice Dean, School of Engineering and Applied Science
Stephen C. Macaleer '63 Professor in Engineering and Applied Science
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Andlinger Center Executive Committee
B420 Engineering Quad B-Wing
609-258-4642
kahn@princeton.edu
Organic thin films and organic electronics for photovoltaics: organic/organic heterojunctions that constitute the core of organic photovoltaic cells; interfaces between organic films and conducting oxides or polymer-functionalized surfaces that constitute the high and low work function anode and cathode of these solar cells; hybrid organic/inorganic semiconductor solar cells; metal halide perovskites and their two-dimensional analogs; chemical doping that increases carrier mobility for improved charge collection
Robert O. Keohane
Professor of International Affairs, Emeritus
3-C-3 Green Hall
609-258-4830
rkeohane@princeton.edu
Yannis G Kevrekidis
Pomeroy and Betty Perry Smith Professor in Engineering, Emeritus
Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering and Applied and Computational Mathematics, Emeritus
Nonlinear dynamics tools and multiphase flow modeling are used to understand the interplay of reaction and transport in PEM fuel cells. Multiscale modeling of complex systems with applications to chemical reactions, transport processes, and agent-based models of behavioral dynamics and urban growth
Bruce Koel
Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering, Emeritus
A311 Engineering Quad A-Wing
609-258-4524
bkoel@princeton.edu
Atul Kohli
David K. E. Bruce Professor of Internationl Affairs
Professor of Politics and International Affairs, Princeton School of Public and International Affairs
014 Bendheim Hall
609-258-6408
kohli@princeton.edu
Egemen Kolemen
Associate Professor of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering and the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment
Associated Faculty of the Program in Plasma Physics (Department of Astrophysical Sciences)
Andlinger Center Executive Committee
D302D Engineering Quadrangle
609-258-9209
ekolemen@princeton.edu