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Anish Tuteja

Professor (Courtesy)

Location

Chemical Engineering
Materials Science and Engineering

A186 NCRC, Building 102800 Plymouth Road, Ann Arbor, MI 48109-2800

Primary Website

PSI Group

Education

Michigan State University
PhD Chemical Engineering and Materials Science ’06

Panjab University (India)
BE CHE ’01

Experience

Positions Held at U-M

Assistant Professor, Department of Materials Science and Engineering, (2009-present)

Positions Held Elsewhere

Postdoctoral Research Associate, Chemical Engineering, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2009

Research Interests

  • Superoleophobic surfaces
  • Superhydrophobic surfaces
  • Ice-repellent surfaces
  • Membranes
  • Polymer nanocomposites
  • Thermoelectrics
  • Solar cells
  • Liquid-liquid separations

Publications

Selected Publications

  • Choi, W, Tuteja, A, Chhatre, S, Mabry, JM, Cohen, RE, and McKinley, GH (2009). Fabrics With Tunable Oleophobicity, Advanced Materials, 21(21):2190-2195.
  • Tuteja, A, Choi, W, Mabry, JM, Cohen, RE, and McKinley, GH (2008). Robust Omniphobic Surfaces, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 105(47):18200-18205.
  • Tuteja, A, Choi, W, McKinley, GH, Cohen, RE, and Rubner, MF (2008). Design Parameters for Superhydrophobicity and Superoleophobicity, MRS Bulletin, 33:752-758.
  • Tuteja, A, Duxbury, PM, and Mackay, ME (2008). Polymer Chain Swelling Induced by Dispersed Nanoparticles, Physical Review Letters, 100:077801.
  • Tuteja, A, Choi, W, Ma, M, Mabry, JM, Mazzella, SA, Rutledge, GC, McKinley, GH, and Cohen, RE (2007). Designing Superoleophobic Surfaces, Science(318):1618-1622.
  • Tuteja, A, Duxbury, PM, and Mackay, ME (2007). Multifunctional Nanocomposites with Reduced Viscosity, Macromolecules(40):9427-9434.
  • Tuteja, A, Mackay, ME, Narayanan, S, Asokan, S, and Wong, MS (2007). Breakdown of the Continuum Stokes-Einstein Relation for Nanoscale Inclusions in Polymer Melts, Nano Letters, 7(5):1276-1281.
  • Mackay, ME, Tuteja, A, Duxbury, PM, Hawker, CJ, Horn, Bv, Guan, Z, and Krishnan, R (2006). General Strategies for Nanoparticle Dispersion, Science(311):1740-1743.
  • Tuteja, A, Mackay, ME, Horn, Bv, Hawker, CJ, and Ho, DL (2006). The Molecular Architecture and Rheological Characterization of Novel Intramolecularly Crosslinked Polystyrene Nanoparticles, Journal of Polymer Science – Part B – Polymer Physics(44):1930-1947.
  • Tuteja, A, Mackay, ME, Horn, Bv, Hawker, CJ, and Ho, DL (2005). Effect of Ideal, Organic Nanoparticles on the Flow Properties of Linear Polymers; Non-Einstein-like Behavior, Macromolecules(38):8000-8011.
  • Mackay, ME, Dao, TT, Tuteja, A, Ho, DL, Horn, Bv, Kim, H, and Hawker, CJ (2003). Nanoscale Effects Leading to Non-Einstein-Like Decrease in Viscosity, Nature Materials, 2(11):762-766.