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Kwon Research Group

Texas A&M University College of Engineering

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Welcome to Kwon’s Research Group!

 

Our group develops a multi-faceted, fundamental approach that integrates multiscale modeling, numerical simulation, model order reduction, and optimization-based control algorithms with the aim of making efficient use of raw materials, energy, and water resources in producing products with desired specifications. This approach will address key theoretical and practical challenges associated with chemical, pharmaceutical, oil and gas production, health care, pulp and paper, and manufacturing industries and thus has the potential to greatly impact the U.S. economy.

 

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