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Walter J. Weber, Jr.
PE, DEE, PhD
Gordon M.Fair and Earnest Boyce
Distinguished University Professor
Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Michigan |
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Professor Weber is a Distinguished
University Professor in the Department of Chemical, Civil and
Environmental Engineering at the University of Michigan. Professor
Walter Weber has been teaching and leading research at the University of
Michigan for over 40 years and has advised over 75 doctoral
students.Currently, he is focusing on the development, refinement, and
quantification of process dynamics in environmental systems, including
processes for water and wastewater treatment, and processes in rivers,
lakes, estuaries, and ground waters. He also continues to work on the
development of advanced technologies for industrial and municipal water
and wastewater treatment, hazardous waste treatment and disposal,
pollution control, and water reclamation and reuse.
Before joining the faculty at Michigan in 1963, Professor Weber was a
postdoctoral research associate at Harvard University. He earned a PhD
in1962 in Water Resources Engineering and an MA in Environmental
Chemistry in 1961 from Harvard. He received an MSE in 1959 in Civil and
Environmental Engineering from Rutgers University, and a ScB in 1956 in
Chemical Engineering from Brown University.
Professor Weber was elected to the National Academy of Engineering in
1985 and is the recipient of numerous awards and honors.
He received the National Water Research Institute's Athalie
Richardson Irvine Clarke Prize (1996), the Water Pollution Control
Federation's Gordon Maskew Fair Medal (1990), the Association of
Environmental Engineering Professors' Distinguished Lecturer Award
(1990), the American Water Works Association's Academic Achievement
Award (1989, the Governing Board of State Universities, State of
Michigan's Distinguished Faculty Award (1989), the Association of
Environmental Engineering Professors Outstanding Paper Award (1989), the
Water Pollution Control Federation's Thomas R. Camp Medal (1988), the
University of Michigan's Stephen S. Attwood Award for Engineering
Excellence (1987), the International Association on Water Pollution
Research and Control's Founder's Publication Award (1987), the American
Society of Civil Engineers' G. Brooks Earnest Award (1985), the American
Chemical Society's F.J. Zimmerman Award (1982), the Water Pollution
Control Federation's Willard F. Shephard Award (1980), and the
University of Michigan's Research Excellence Award (1980). Professor
Weber has authored or coauthored four books and more than 300 journal
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