Haile, Sue - Newcastle University - School of Chemical Engineering and Advanced Materials

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1976-77 Research Assistant, Department of Biological Science, Durham University 1983-86 Ridley Post Doctoral Research Fellow, Department of Civil Engineering, Newcastle University. Working on the treatment of coke oven effluent using activated carbon in partnership with British Steel. 1986-92 Research Associate and Senior Research Associate, Department of Civil Engineering, Newcastle University. Assessing the environmental impact of Hydro-electric power releases from a Hydro-electric power station 1992-95 Lecturer in Chemical Engineering, Newcastle University. Setting up short courses, teaching environmental aspects of Chemical Engineering to undergraduates and Course Director and principle lecturer for post graduate MSc in Clean Technology which I set up in 1993.

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Glassey J, Haile SM. Sustainability in chemical engineering curriculum. International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education 2012, 13(4), 354-364. Norman P, Tham M, Haile S. Designing for a sustainable future - promoting outreach through the use of case studies. In: 24th Annual Conference on Engineering Design Education/9th National Conference on Product Design Education. 2002, Coventry University, Coventry, England. Norman P, Tham MT, Haile S. Designing for a Sustainable Future – Promoting Outreach through the use of Case Studies. In: 9th National Conference on Product Design Education (Sharing Experience in Engineering Design). 2002, Coventry, UK. Cava RJ, DiSalvo FJ, Brus LE, Dunbar KR, Gorman CB, Haile SM, Interrante LV, Musfeldt JL, Navrotsky A, Nuzzo RG, Pickett WE, Wilkinson AP, Ahn C, Allen JW, Burns PC, Ceder G, Chidsey CED, Clegg W, Coronado E, Dai H, Deem MW, Dunn BS, Galli G, Jacobson AJ, Kanatzidis M, Lin W, Manthiram A, Mrksich M, Norris DJ, Nozik AJ, Peng X, Rawn C, Rolison D, Singh DJ, Toby BH, Tolbert S, Wiesner UB, Woodward PM, Yang P. Future directions in solid state chemistry: Report of the NSF-sponsored workshop. Progress in Solid State Chemistry 2002, 30(1-2), 1-101.