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Professor Zoltan Nagy is a faculty member at the Davidson School of Chemical Engineering at Purdue University. His research focuses on the development and application of process systems engineering approaches and tools for engineered product design and optimal process operation. He is particularly interested in applications within the pharmaceutical, fine chemical, biotechnology, food, and agrochemical industries. Professor Nagy's research combines modeling, optimization, and advanced control techniques with experimental investigations, aimed at developing practical methodologies for complex processes that enhance system performance. He leads research in Crystallization Systems Engineering (CrySys), focusing on multidimensional population balance modeling and robust control techniques for optimal product design. His work encompasses various scales, from microfluidic droplet crystallization systems to large-scale industrial processes. In addition, he investigates the integration of control techniques with process systems to create intensified and energy-efficient manufacturing processes. Throughout his career, Professor Nagy has collaborated with multiple institutions and has contributed to various significant awards and honors in the field of chemical engineering.
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