
Professor Ahner is currently serving as a CALS Senior Associate Dean in Roberts Hall.
Research Interests: Biological indicators of environmental stresses, toxicity and nutrition of trace metals.
Ahner Lab Website
Research Interests: Biological indicators of environmental stresses, toxicity and nutrition of trace metals.
Ahner Lab Website

C. Lindsay Anderson
Kathy Dwyer Marble and Curt Marble Faculty Director for Energy, Atkinson Center for Sustainable Future
Email:
cla28@cornell.edu
Research Interests: Renewable energy, energy markets, systems modeling, simulation.
Anderson Lab Website
Smart Integration of Distributed Resources (SIDR) Project, DOE
Anderson Lab Website
Smart Integration of Distributed Resources (SIDR) Project, DOE


Research Interests: Heat and mass transfer in food and biological systems, microwave applications.
Datta Lab Website
Datta Lab Website

Research Interests: Animal stress physiology and bioenergetics (heat and mass transfer), design and analysis of post frame buildings, diaphragm action in metal-clad wood-frame buildings.

A core challenge at the food-energy-water nexus is to produce energy from sources that do not compete with arable land for food, or tax our over-burdened water supply. The health of our climate hinges on our ability to transform vast quantities of carbonaceous wastes that would otherwise decompose into greenhouse gases into useful byproducts.
“Wouldn't it be amazing to run your car off of garbage and to clean water with farm waste? Using my skills as a Chemical-Environmental Engineer, my team investigates biomass to renewable energy conversions and develops sustainable materials to mitigate energy's environmental impact.”
Goldfarb Lab Website

Professor Hess is currently the Director of Graduate Studies for the BEE field.
Research Interests: Atmospheric chemistry and the effect of climate change on atmospheric chemistry, climate change, land use and atmospheric chemistry, interactions between atmospheric chemistry and biogeochemistry.
Research Interests: Atmospheric chemistry and the effect of climate change on atmospheric chemistry, climate change, land use and atmospheric chemistry, interactions between atmospheric chemistry and biogeochemistry.

Professor Hunter is the Director of Undergraduate Studies for the BEE Department.
Research Interests: Bioprocess engineering, fermentation and enzyme technology, bioseparations, food engineering.
Research Interests: Bioprocess engineering, fermentation and enzyme technology, bioseparations, food engineering.

Research Interests: Bio-Fluid mechanics, Interfacial Dynamics, Nonlinear Dynamics, Sustainable Engineering Design
Jung Lab Website
Jung Lab Website

Research Interests: Molecular bioengineering for macro-molecule-based drug delivery, nucleic acid engineering, intracellular delivery, nanobiotechnology.
LuoLab Website
LuoLab Website

Research Interests: Biomaterials, cell therapy, cell growth under confinement, food safety.
Ma Lab Website
Ma Lab Website

Professor March is currently the Chair for the BEE department.
Research Interest: Metabolic engineering.
March Lab Website
Research Interest: Metabolic engineering.
March Lab Website


Brian G Rahm is currently the Director of the New York State Water Resources Institute (WRI).
WRI works to improve the management of water resources in New York State and the nation by building and maintaining a broad, active network of researchers, educators, policy makers, and water resource managers.
WRI Website


Insect’s well-adapted interactions with abiotic and biotic surroundings offer inspiration for innovative engineering designs and concepts. One of the primary abiotic components in nature is fluids. In air, water, or in between, insect’s small sizes contend with multiple fluid forces. Through morphological and behavioral adaptations, insects have found numerous ways of foraging, evading, communicating, and feeding in dynamic fluid environments. My main research interest is to study these adaptations and apply the findings to different engineering disciplines, such as agricultural, biomedical, and aeronautical engineering.
Research interests: Fluid Mechanics, Entomology, Comparative Biomechanics, Bio-inspired Engineering, in vivo Engineering
Roh Lab Website
Research interests: Fluid Mechanics, Entomology, Comparative Biomechanics, Bio-inspired Engineering, in vivo Engineering
Roh Lab Website

My research focuses on how decision-making for social and economic systems adapting to changing climate risk. This work involves uncertainty quantification and modeling decision-making under uncertainty. I also use integrated assessment models to quantify future climate risks and trade-offs associated with sustainable development.

Research Interests: Soil and water engineering, water management, watershed hydrology, groundwater quality engineering.
Soil and Water Lab Website
Soil and Water Lab Website

Research Interests: Water resources risk management, sustainable design and management of integrated water resource systems.
Steinschneider Lab Website
Steinschneider Lab Website

Research Interests: Aquacultural engineering, engineering entrepreneurship and management.
Aquaculture Website
Aquaculture Website

Research Interests: Environmental fluid mechanics, contaminant transport, cold-regions hydrology, watershed modeling, environmental biophysics, watershed biogeochemistry, environmental engineering, eco-hydrology.
Ecohydrology Website
Water Resources Institute
Ecohydrology Website
Water Resources Institute

Research Interests: Micro- nano- scale technologies, cellular engineering, cancer biology, environmental biotechnology.
Wu Lab Website
Cornell Research Site Reference
Wu Lab Website
Cornell Research Site Reference