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Dr.
Ritter received his BChE from City University of New York,
then spent 10 years in Research and Development making solid
propellant rockets and designing agitation equipment for the
Navy, United Aircraft and Mixing Equipment Co. He then went
back to graduate school at The University of Rochester and
received his MS and Ph.D. in ChE. His thesis was applied in
system dynamics, optimization and control. Dr. Ritter then
went to work for DuPont in their photo Products Division in
control of chemical processes. After a year at DuPont, he
came to Stevens as an Assistant Professor in the ChE
department, where he taught process control and transport.
After about 7 years, he left for UMD-New Jersey Medical
School where he spent about 20 years in the departments of
Medicine and Pharmacology and Physiology doing research in
Blood-tissue mass transfer in hearts and lungs and teaching
in the Medical, Dental and Graduate Physiology courses. He
was the course director of the medical physiology course
from 1998 - 2002. |
Arthur Ritter ,
Ph.D. , University of
Rochester,
Mathematical Modeling
of Physiological Processes
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