CURRICULUM VITAE FOR Mark E. Orazem - Chemical Engineering ...

Curriculum Vitae for Mark E. Orazem
University of Florida
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9. Madhav Durbha, Influence of Current Distributions on the Interpretation of the Impedance Spectra
Collected For Rotating Disk Electrode, Ph.D. dissertation, University of Florida, August 1998.
10. Steven L. Carson, Application of Complex Spectroscopic Techniques to the Characterization of
particles in Suspension, Ph.D. dissertation, University of Florida, May 1999.
11. Douglas Riemer, Modeling Cathodic Protection for Pipeline Networks, Ph.D. dissertation, University
of Florida, December 2000.
12. Michael A. Membrino, Transdermal Delivery of Therapeutic Compounds by Iontophoresis, Ph.D.
dissertation, University of Florida, May 2002.
Current Graduate Students
1. Kerry Allahar, doctoral student, degree anticipated 2002, “Development of Quasipotential Models for
Corrosion under Disbonded Coatings.”
2. Pavan Shukla, doctoral student, degree anticipated 2002, “Development of Statistical Tools for
Interpretation of Electrochemical Impedance Measurements on Coated Specimens.”
3. Qui ChenChen, doctoral student, degree anticipated 2003, “Model for Interpretation of Pipeline
Survey Data.”
4. Nelliann Pérez-Garcia, doctoral student, degree anticipated 2004, “Studies in Iontophoresis.”
Research Grants
• Virginia Center for Innovative Technology, Institute of Materials Science and Engineering,
“Characterization of Corrosion Inhibition by Ethylene-Amine-Based Compounds,” $10,000, 1/1/85 -
12/31/85.
• Dow Chemical, U.S.A., “Experimental Characterization of Corrosion,” $20,000, 1/1/85 - 12/31/85.
• Virginia Center for Innovative Technology, Institute of Materials Science and Engineering,
“Improved Interpretation of MOCVD Experiments,” $15,000, 6/1/86 - 5/31/87.
• Dow Chemical, U.S.A., “Influence of Fluid Flow on Corrosion Inhibition,” $5,000, 3/1/85 - 2/28/87.
• Virginia Center for Innovative Technology, Institute of Materials Science and Engineering,
“Influence of Fluid Flow on Corrosion Inhibition,” $10,000, 3/1/86 - 7/31/87.
• NASA, “Stress Effects in Multilayers: Flow Effects on Interfacial Stress and Junction Abruptness,”
$56,401 (contributing investigator with W. A. Jesser as principal investigator), 12/1/86 - 11/30/87.
• Office of Naval Research, “The Influence of Cathodic Protection on Erosion-Corrosion of Metals and
Model Alloys,” $337,497, 12/1/86 - 2/28/91. (This contract was closed at the University of Virginia
and reopened as a grant at the University of Florida, March 1, 1989.
• National Science Foundation, “Photoelectrochemical Processing of Semiconducting Materials,”
$67,630, 7/1/87 - 6/30/87; $75,000 7/1/88 - 12/31/89. (This grant was transferred from the University
of Virginia to the University of Florida, August 1, 1988).
• NASA, “Stress Effects in Multilayers: Flow Effects on Interfacial Stress and Junction Abruptness,”
$128,199 (co-principal investigator with W. A. Jesser), 12/1/87 - 2/1/88.
• DARPA, “Compound Semiconductor Heterostructures for Wave-Guided Optical Source Detectors,”
$21,689 (awarded as part of a University of Florida block grant), 7/1/88 - 9/30/89.