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Kenneth A. Smith

Professor of Chemical Engineering Emeritus

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

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School of Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Kenneth A. Smith is currently serving as a Chemical Engineering Professor of Chemical Engineering Emeritus at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

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Kenneth A. Smith

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Professor of Chemical Engineering Emeritus

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materials science chemical engineering applied physics aerosol science chemistry polymer science fluid dynamics fluid mechanics cardiology hematology respiratory medicine vascular biology thermal engineering surface science heat transfer chemical reaction engineering angiology controlled release animal physiology mammalian biology supercritical flows cardiovascular research membrane science membrane technology cardiovascular physiology supercritical co2 protein transport supercritical fluid chromatography aqueous solutions atmospheric measurement technique fluid flow water process engineering particle beam dispersion science liver physiology applied physiology particle technology aerosol sampling air pollution measurement solution (chemistry) polymer engineering mass transfer sonochemistry aerosol transport rabbit thoracic aorta photosensitive surfactants carbon dioxide urban air quality colloidal systems colloid chemistry hydraulics surface tension block co-polymers methanol vascular disease arterial disease thermodynamic modelling in vivo systems adsorption membrane transport human physiology power ultrasound emulsions industrial chemistry aerosol mass spectrometer transmission efficiency bovine serum albumin osmotic pressure dilute polymer solutions scale control supercritical water salt precipitation particle beam collimation numerical characterization size-segregated urban aerosol low-density lipoproteins convective heat transfer mechanical engineering heat mass transfer

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Development of an Aerosol Mass Spectrometer Lens System for Pm2.5. Aerosol Science and Technology (2016)

Jay PeckLino A. GonzalezLeah R. WilliamsWen XuPhilip L. CroteauMichael T. TimkoJohn T. JayneDouglas R. WorsnopRichard C. Miake-LyeKenneth A. Smith

aerosol samplingparticulate matteraerosol transportaerosol formationanalytical atomic spectrometryaerosol scienceoptical particle sizingmass spectrometryoptical spectrometeraerosol researchaerosol mass spectrometer

Characterization of an Aerodynamic Lens for Transmitting Particles Greater Than 1 Micrometer in Diameter Into the Aerodyne Aerosol Mass Spectrometer. Atmospheric measurement techniques (2013)

L. R. WilliamsL. A. GonzalezJ. PeckD. TrimbornJ. McInnisM. R. FarrarK. D. MooreJ. T. JayneW. A. RobinsonD. K. LewisT. B. OnaschM. R. CanagaratnaA. TrimbornM. T. TimkoG. MagoonR. DengD. TangE. de la Rosa BlancoA. S. H. PrévôtK. A. SmithD. R. Worsnop

aerosol samplingaerosol transportfluid dynamicsaerosol scienceaerodynamicstransmission efficiencycomputational fluid dynamicsparticle technologyaerospace engineeringdispersion sciencefluid mechanicsmass spectrometryaerodynamic lensfluid flowvacuum aerodynamic diameter

A Dynamic Buildup Growth Model for Magnetic Particle Accumulation on Single Wires in High‐Gradient Magnetic Separation. AIChE Journal (2011)

Fei ChenKenneth A. SmithT. Alan Hatton

materials scienceelectromagnetismmechanical engineeringmagnetic particle accumulationapplied physicshigh-gradient magnetic separationsingle wires

A New Aerosol Collector for On-Line Analysis of Particulate Organic Matter: The Aerosol Collection Module (Acm). (2010)

T. HohausD. TrimbornA. Kiendler-ScharrI. GenschW. LaumerB. KammerS. AndresH. BoudriesK. A. SmithD. R. WorsnopJ. T. Jayne

particulate organic matteraerosol scienceon-line analysisaerosol collection moduleatmospheric science

A New Aerosol Collector for Quasi On-Line Analysis of Particulate Organic Matter: The Aerosol Collection Module (Acm) and First Applications With a Gc/Ms-Fid. Atmospheric measurement techniques (2010)

T. HohausD. TrimbornA. Kiendler-ScharrI. GenschW. LaumerB. KammerS. AndresH. BoudriesK. A. SmithD. R. WorsnopJ. T. Jayne

particulate organic matterquasi on-line analysisaerosol scienceaerosol collection moduleatmospheric science

Numerical Simulation of Cone‐Jet Formation in Electrohydrodynamic Atomization. AIChE Journal (2010)

Liang Kuang LimJinsong HuaChi‐Hwa WangKenneth A. Smith

materials scienceelectrohydrodynamic atomizationchemical engineeringfluid dynamicscone-jet formationnumerical simulations

Electrostatic Effects on Inertial Particle Transport in Bifurcated Tubes. AIChE Journal (2009)

Fong Yew LeongKenneth A. SmithChi‐Hwa WangShuji MatsusakaJinsong Hua

inertial particle transportfluid dynamicsbifurcated tubesapplied physicselectrostatic effectsengineering

Paclitaxel Release From Micro-Porous Plga Disks. Chemical Engineering Science (2009)

Lai Yeng LeeSudhir Hulikal RanganathYilong FuJasmine Limin ZhengHow Sung LeeChi-Hwa WangKenneth A. Smith

materials sciencemicro-porous plga diskscontrolled releasechemical engineeringpaclitaxel releasedrug deliveryengineering

Photoresponsive Behavior of Amphiphilic Copolymers of Azobenzene and N, N -Dimethylacrylamide in Aqueous Solutions. Langmuir (2009)

Smeet DeshmukhLev BrombergKenneth A. SmithT. Alan Hatton

materials sciencechemical engineeringphotochemistryamphiphilic copolymersaqueous solutionspolymer sciencephotoresponsive behavior

Role of Convective Flow in Carmustine Delivery to a Brain Tumor. Pharmaceutical Research (2009)

Davis Yohanes ArifinKam Yiu Timothy LeeChi-Hwa WangKenneth A. Smith

pharmaceutical technologymedicinepharmacologynanomedicinecancer researchurologypharmaceutical researchpharmaceutical sciencespharmaceutical biotechnologybrain tumorpharmaceutical practicedrug deliveryconvective flowpharmaceutics

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Kenneth A. Smith

Professor of Chemical Engineering Emeritus

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Affiliations

School of Engineering

Chemical Engineering

Kenneth A. Smith is currently serving as a Chemical Engineering Professor of Chemical Engineering Emeritus at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Kenneth A. Smith

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Professor of Chemical Engineering Emeritus

You can click a keyword to filter the displayed items

Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Development of an Aerosol Mass Spectrometer Lens System for Pm2.5. Aerosol Science and Technology (2016)

Jay PeckLino A. GonzalezLeah R. WilliamsWen XuPhilip L. CroteauMichael T. TimkoJohn T. JayneDouglas R. WorsnopRichard C. Miake-LyeKenneth A. Smith

Characterization of an Aerodynamic Lens for Transmitting Particles Greater Than 1 Micrometer in Diameter Into the Aerodyne Aerosol Mass Spectrometer. Atmospheric measurement techniques (2013)

A Dynamic Buildup Growth Model for Magnetic Particle Accumulation on Single Wires in High‐Gradient Magnetic Separation. AIChE Journal (2011)

Fei ChenKenneth A. SmithT. Alan Hatton

materials scienceelectromagnetismmechanical engineeringmagnetic particle accumulationapplied physicshigh-gradient magnetic separationsingle wires

A New Aerosol Collector for On-Line Analysis of Particulate Organic Matter: The Aerosol Collection Module (Acm). (2010)

T. HohausD. TrimbornA. Kiendler-ScharrI. GenschW. LaumerB. KammerS. AndresH. BoudriesK. A. SmithD. R. WorsnopJ. T. Jayne

particulate organic matteraerosol scienceon-line analysisaerosol collection moduleatmospheric science

T. HohausD. TrimbornA. Kiendler-ScharrI. GenschW. LaumerB. KammerS. AndresH. BoudriesK. A. SmithD. R. WorsnopJ. T. Jayne

particulate organic matterquasi on-line analysisaerosol scienceaerosol collection moduleatmospheric science

Numerical Simulation of Cone‐Jet Formation in Electrohydrodynamic Atomization. AIChE Journal (2010)

Liang Kuang LimJinsong HuaChi‐Hwa WangKenneth A. Smith

materials scienceelectrohydrodynamic atomizationchemical engineeringfluid dynamicscone-jet formationnumerical simulations

Electrostatic Effects on Inertial Particle Transport in Bifurcated Tubes. AIChE Journal (2009)

Fong Yew LeongKenneth A. SmithChi‐Hwa WangShuji MatsusakaJinsong Hua

inertial particle transportfluid dynamicsbifurcated tubesapplied physicselectrostatic effectsengineering

Paclitaxel Release From Micro-Porous Plga Disks. Chemical Engineering Science (2009)

Lai Yeng LeeSudhir Hulikal RanganathYilong FuJasmine Limin ZhengHow Sung LeeChi-Hwa WangKenneth A. Smith

materials sciencemicro-porous plga diskscontrolled releasechemical engineeringpaclitaxel releasedrug deliveryengineering

Photoresponsive Behavior of Amphiphilic Copolymers of Azobenzene and N, N -Dimethylacrylamide in Aqueous Solutions. Langmuir (2009)

Smeet DeshmukhLev BrombergKenneth A. SmithT. Alan Hatton

materials sciencechemical engineeringphotochemistryamphiphilic copolymersaqueous solutionspolymer sciencephotoresponsive behavior

Role of Convective Flow in Carmustine Delivery to a Brain Tumor. Pharmaceutical Research (2009)

Davis Yohanes ArifinKam Yiu Timothy LeeChi-Hwa WangKenneth A. Smith

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biomedical engineering

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