Andrea J. O'Connor
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
Angelo W. Kandas
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
Yukikazu Natori
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation
T. Alan Hatton
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Andrea J. O'Connor was the Station Director of the Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation Station in the summer of 1997 and the Molten Metal Technology Station in the summer of 1996. She holds a PhD in chemical engineering from the University of Melbourne and was a Fulbright Postdoctoral Fellow at M. I. T. in 1995-96. She is now a lecturer at the University of Melbourne and conducts research in separation processes and surfactant systems.
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Angelo W. Kandas was the Assistant Director of the Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation Station in the summer of 1997. A Practice School graduate, he holds a PhD in chemical engineering from M.I. T., where his thesis was on 'The Evolution of Carbon Structure During Oxidation. " He is now a Senior Process Engineer at Intel Corporation, conducting research on oxide etching.
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Yukikazu Natori is Deputy Director of the Development and Engineering Research Center at the Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation 's Mizushima Plant. He joined Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation after graduating from Tokyo Institute of Technology with a Master of Science in chemistry and has diverse experience in the development and design of petrochemical plants at the Mizushima Plant.
T. Alan Hatton
T. Alan Hatton is the Ralph Landau Professor of Chemical Engineering Practice and has been Director of the Practice School program since 1989. A native of South Africa, he graduated from the University of Wisconsin, Madison, with a PhD in chemical engineering and has research interests in novel separation processes and interfacial phenomena.
