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Professor Douglas D.
Frey
Department
of Chemical, Biochemical and Env. Engineering
252 Technology
Research Center (TRC)
University of
Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC)
5200 Westland Blvd.
Baltimore, MD 21227
phone: (410) 455-3418
fax: (410) 455-1049
email: dfrey1 at umbc dot edu
The primary
goal of our research is to investigate the thermodynamic, transport, and
biophysical principles that underlie separation
processes for biological macromolecules, and
to exploit this improved
understanding in order to develop novel separation methods. We are interested in separation
methods for peptides, proteins, polynucleotides, and viruses, and
the use of these methods for industrial-scale purification, for proteomic analysis, for biomedical diagnostic assays, and for
viral clearance of pharmaceuticals. We are also interested in the large-scale sorting
of nanoparticles
such as carbon nanotubes. Further details of the work being performed in the Frey
Biopolymer Separation Laboratory, as well as webpages
for courses taught by Professor Frey at UMBC, can be found at the links provided above.
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