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 The NJ Center for Microchemical Systems (NJCMCS) is a global leader in the design and characterization of microchemical Systems that emphasizes the rapid transfer of technology innovations to the marketplace in partnership with biomedical, chemical, defense, energy, and pharmaceutical industries.
NJCMCS aims to build the core knowledge base required to design, integrate, and produce microchemical devices on a rational basis, as emerging platforms for chemical process intensification and miniaturization. Currently, the Center is carrying out several vibrant projects, through innovative university-industry-government partnerships, for miniature fuel cell power devices and safe and cost-effective on-demand production of chemicals and pharmaceuticals
For more information, please visit the NJCMCS Web Site
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Dr. Woo Lee
George Meade Bond Professor, Chemical Engineering & Material Science, Director of the Center for Microchemical Systems
Burchard Building
Room B-308B
Phone: 201.216.8307
Fax: 201.216.8306
wlee@stevens.edu DHS National Center of Excellence for Secure and Resilient Maritime Commerce
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