Matthew Stuber is an Associate Professor of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering at the University of Connecticut and director of the PSOR Lab, with eight years of faculty experience and a PhD from MIT. He blends theoretical numerical methods and operations research with practical process systems engineering to improve performance, safety, and robustness in water, renewable energy, and natural resource applications. Previously he led process design and scale-up at WaterFX, where he translated advanced synthesis and optimization methods into deployed desalination technology. His research includes novel algorithms for bounding solution branches and global optimization of implicit functions, enabling worst-case (robust) design of complex process systems. Based in Cambridge, he brings a rare mix of deep mathematical modeling, hands-on experimentation, and a track record of moving sustainable technologies toward real-world impact.
8 years of coding experience
18 years of employment as a software developer
PhD, Chemical Engineering, PhD, Chemical Engineering at Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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