University of Southern CaliforniaMork Family Department of Chemical Engineering and Materials ScienceThe USC Andrew and Erna Viterbi School of EngineeringUSC
 

 

                    Nafiseh Rajabbeigi


 
 
 
General Research Interests

  •  Membrane Separation Processes
 
Specific Research Projects

  • Gas Transport in Silicon Carbide Membranes
    using Molecular Dynamics Simulation
  • Adsorption in Nanoporous Materials  
     
    Awards


    • Dr. Chilingar Award of Excellence in Petroleum & Chemical Engineering Education, APSIH (2009).

    • APSIH Academic Achievement Award (2009).

    • Elias Klein Founders' Travel Award, NAMS (2008).

    • The USC Stevens Institute for Innovation runner-up award at the first annual USC Student Innovator Showcase and Competition (2007).

    •  Award for invention of solid-state reference oxygen sensor in the 19th Khwarazmi International Science Competition sponsored by the United Nations' UNESCO organization, Iran (2005).

     
    Work Experience


    • Research Assistant at USC (2004-2009)
    • Teaching Assistant at USC (2004-2009)
      • Unit Operations of Chemical Engineering (Fall 2004- Spring 2006)
      • Chemical Process Dynamics and Control (Spring 2005)
      • Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics (Fall 2005)
      • Graduate Mass Transfer (Fall 2006)
      • Viscous Flow (Spring 2007, 2008, 2009)
      • Graduate Viscous Flow (Fall 2007)
    • Research Engineer in the Research Institute of the National Iranian Petrochemical Company  (2002-2004).

       
     

     

     

Contact Information


E-mail:                  rajabbei@usc.edu

Office Phone:        (213) 740-9886

Fax:                       (213) 740-8053


Mailing Address:      
Mork Family Department of Chemical Engineering & Materials Science
University of Southern California
925 Bloom Walk, HED 108
Los Angeles, CA 90089-1211                   

Education


Ph.D.  Chemical Engineering, University of Southern California, 2009.
M.Sc. Chemical Engineering, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran, 2001.
B.Sc. Chemical Engineering, University of Tehran, Tehran, Iran, 1999.
 
Publications


1. N. Rajabbeigi, M. Sahimi, T.T. Tsotsis, Molecular pore-network model for nanoporous materials. II: Application to transport and separation of gaseous mixtures in silicon-carbide membranes”, Journal of Membrane Science, 345 (2009) 323-330.

2. N. Rajabbeigi, B. Elyassi, M. Sahimi, T.T. Tsotsis, Molecular pore-network model for nanoporous materials. I: Application to adsorption in silicon-carbide membranes”, Journal of Membrane Science, 335 (2009) 5-12.

3. N. Rajabbeigi, B. Elyassi, A. Khodadadi, S.S. Mohajerzadeh, Y. Mortazavi, and M. Sahimi, “Oxygen sensor with solid-state CeO2-ZrO2-TiO2 reference”, Sensors and Actuators B, 108 (2005) 341-345.

4. B. Elyassi, N. Rajabbeigi, A. Khodadadi, S.S. Mohajerzadeh, and M. Sahimi, “An yttria-doped ceria-based oxygen sensor with solid-state reference”, Sensors and Actuators B, 103 (2004) 178-183.

5. N. Rajabbeigi, B. Elyassi, A. Khodadadi, S.S. Mohajerzadeh, and M. Sahimi, “A novel miniaturized oxygen sensor with solid-state ceria-zirconia reference”, Sensors and Actuators B, 100 (2004) 139-142.

6. B. Elyassi, N. Rajabbeigi, M. Sahimi, A. Khodadadi, S.S. Mohajerzadeh, and Y. Mortazavi, “Oxygen sensor with ceria-titania reference”, Proceeding of the 4th IEEE conference on sensors, California, USA, 2005.

Presentations


1. N. Rajabbeigi, B. Elyassi, M. Sahimi, T.T. Tsotsis, “Molecular Dynamics Simulation of Transport in Silicon Carbide Membranes Using a New Molecular Pore Network Model”, AIChE, USA, 2008.

2. N. Rajabbeigi, B. Elyassi, M. Sahimi, T.T. Tsotsis, “A Molecular Pore Network Model for Nanoporous Materials”, ICOM, USA, 2008.

3. N. Rajabbeigi, B. Elyassi, M. Sahimi, T.T. Tsotsis, “A Molecular Pore Network Model for Nanoporous Materials”, ICIM10, Japan, 2008.

4. N. Rajabbeigi, B. Elyassi, A. Khodadadi, S.S. Mohajerzadeh, Y. Mortazavi, M. Sahimi, “An Oxygen Sensor with a Screen-Printed Solid-State CeO2- ZrO2-TiO2 Reference”, The 10th International Meeting on Chemical Sensors, Japan, 2004.

5. N. Rajabbeigi, B. Elyassi, A. Khodadadi, S.S. Mohajerzadeh, “Miniaturized Ceria-Based Oxygen Sensor”, Eurosensors, Portugal, 2003.

6. N. Rajabbeigi, B. Elyassi, A. Khodadadi, S.S. Mohajerzadeh, “A Novel Miniaturized Oxygen Sensor with Solid-State Ceria- Zirconia Reference”, EMRS, France, 2003.

 

 

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