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Dean R. Wheeler
Associate Professor
Chemical Engineering
Brigham Young University
350 CB
Provo, UT 84602
phone: (801) 422-4126
email: dean_wheeler@byu.edu
Research areas: lithium-ion batteries, fuel cells, electrodeposition, molecular modeling.
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Classes Taught
- Ch En 170 - Intro to Chemical Engineering
- Ch En 376 - Heat and Mass Transfer
- Ch En 378 - Materials Science for Engineers
- Ch En 391 - Career Skills for Chemical Engineers
- Ch En 498R - ChemE-Car
- Ch En 531 - Thermodynamics of Multicomponent Systems
- Ch En 533 - Transport Phenomena
- Ch En 693R - Electrochem Engineering Topics
Graduate Students Advised
- Clint Guymon, Ph.D. (2003-2006) - currently at Safety Management Services
- Mark Winters, M.S. (2003-2006)
- Indrajeet Thorat, Ph.D. (2004-2009) - currently at ConocoPhilips
- Elliott Bird, M.S. (2007-2009) - currently at U.S. Military Academy
- David Stephenson, M.S. (2004-2008), Ph.D. (2008-present)
- Abhishek Asthana, Ph.D. (2005-present)
- Dane Hansen, Ph.D. (2006-present)
- Stan Moore, M.S. (2008-present)
Resources for students researchers
- Application for undergraduates to do research in my group
- Chemical Hazard Assessment Form for students to record chemical safety information for our laboratory procedures
- Prospectus writing guide for my graduate students.
- Writing large scientific documents with Microsoft Word is hazardous to your sanity. Instead use Lyx, which is a graphical interface for a publishing system known as LaTeX. Some helpful LaTeX files for formatting BYU theses and dissertations are here.
- Inkscape is a nice (and free) package for doing line drawings, also known as vector graphics.
Miscellaneous
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