Gray Group Home > CEE Home > NU Home
Kimberly A. Gray
Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering
Professor Gray's work is motivated by
commitment to protecting and improving the environment, and a drive to solve
interesting problems in science and engineering. She joined the faculty of
To learn more about Professor Gray, read Good Chemistry for the Good Earth, an article in Northwestern magazine featuring Dr. Gray's life and work, or see her curriculum vitae and list of publications.
The Gray Research Group
Back row: Paul DeSario, Marshall Lindsey, Professor Kimberly A. Gray, Dr. Gonghu Li, Yuan Yao
Front row: Le (Joy) Chen, Shannon Ciston, Carla Ng
Research in the Gray lab can be roughly divided between two groups. The Photocatalysis Group studies the synthesis of TiO2 and its application to environmental systems. Current work in this group utilizes solution-gelation chemistry and physical vapor deposition techniques to create novel catalysts. These catalysts are tested in both gaseous and liquid systems. The Natural and Engineered Systems Group has encompassed a wide variety of research projects, from rivers to wetlands to urban gardens. Currently, research in this group is focused on contaminant transfer in food webs and the effects of different types of residential planning on greenhouse gas emissions.
Links
· Good Chemistry for the Good Earth
· Curriculum Vitae
· Publications
· Photocatalysis
· Natural and Engineered Systems
· Teaching Activities
Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Northwestern University
Fax: (847) 467-4011, Email: k-gray@northwestern.edu
Last modified: 12-15-06
NU CEE Northwestern
|
Northwestern Home | NU
Calendar: Plan-It Purple | NU
Sites A-Z | NU Search |
