Sujit Datta
Assistant Professor of Chemical and Biological Engineering
Office: A321 E-Quad
Phone: 609-258-4586
Interdisciplinary Research Area: Bioengineering, Energy and Environment
Research Area: Physics and engineering of soft materials; transport through porous media; interfacial phenomena; biophysics; biological polymers; microfluidics; hydrogels; water remediation; microbial communities
Areas of Impact
Bioengineering and Health
Bioengineers at Princeton bring together fundamental questions about how living systems work with an engineering approach to solving problems. While much work in bioengineering aims to improve human health, advances in the field also help address other global challenges, such as sustainable food, energy, water, and materials.
Energy and Environment
Students and faculty in every engineering department bring their expertise to bear on securing our energy and environmental future. Much of this work comes together through the Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment, which supports teaching and research in sustainable energy-technology development, energy efficiency, and environmental protection and remediation.
Primary affiliation
Chemical and Biological Engineering
Chemical and biological engineering addresses a range of problems in human health, energy, materials science, and industrial processes. Areas of excellence at Princeton include: applied and computational mathematics, biomolecular engineering, cellular and tissue engineering, environmental and energy science and technology, complex materials and processing, process engineering and science, thermodynamics and statistical mechanics, and transport phenomena.
